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Active cell balancing with LTC3300-2
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[QUOTE="jim hardy, post: 5507479, member: 327872"] i'd be talking through my hat if i claimed any expertise. Last one i used was a Domino-II by Micromint about fifteen tears ago. I chose it because we had 5 days to get a project going, including ordering the parts. The Domino you program in Basic so there was no learning curve to stumble up. The company was small enough then i got personal help from its founder. I used both its serial(RS232) and I[SUP]2[/SUP]C communication ports, and a few bits of parallel I/O . I recently bought an Arduino just to see what they're about. Its language i found harder to learn than Basic but it's compiled so runs many times faster. I'd advise pick one that'll likely still be around twenty years from now. Your first one is hardest to learn. I;d probably look at Texas Instruments just because of who they are. And at Micromint because they're still growing and have a heritage of practicality.. But I'm way back in the dust behind the young folks on this subject. Ask some hobbyists in your outfit. Sorry can't do more old jim [/QUOTE]
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