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| - | The MIDIbox Hardware Platform is the continuation of the work of Thorsten Klose on [MIDI] controllers in the past several years. It brings every MIDI controller design down to one standardised environment with reusable and exchangeable modules. Modular construction is nothing new in electronic devices. | + | The MIDIbox Hardware Platform is the continuation of the work of Thorsten Klose on [[MIDI]] controllers in the past several years. It brings every MIDI controller design down to one standardised environment with reusable and exchangeable modules. Modular construction is nothing new in electronic devices. |
| - | Televisions, HiFi systems, personal computers or, of course, modular [synthesizers] are all example of modular systems. Nearly all electronic devices consist of smaller or larger units, which interact over dedicated interfaces. This way of thinking, which simplifies the understanding of complex technical applications, is now also promoted by the MBHP. | + | Televisions, HiFi systems, personal computers or, of course, modular synthesizers are all example of modular systems. Nearly all electronic devices consist of smaller or larger units, which interact over dedicated interfaces. This way of thinking, which simplifies the understanding of complex technical applications, is now also promoted by the MBHP. |
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| * small, uncomplicated circuits | * small, uncomplicated circuits | ||
| - | * realizable on [PCB]s (single-layer) and prototype boards | + | * realizable on [[PCB]]s (single-layer) and prototype boards |
| - | * PCBs designed with a freeware [CAD] program | + | * PCBs designed with a freeware [[CAD]] program |
| - | * different [firmwares] for different configurations | + | * different [[firmwares]] for different configurations |
| * open for future extensions by other hobbyists | * open for future extensions by other hobbyists | ||
| - | * programming examples in the [PRG] and [MIOS] download section | + | * programming examples in the [[MIOS]] download section |
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| - | * [Non-Commericial] | + | |
| + | * [[Non-Commercial]] | ||
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