No wonder nobody will hire you. You delight in being repulsive.
A habit I've probably learned from you.
And you're pretty clumsy at it.
Dream on.
Go work on that oscillator for a few more years.
It shouldn't take that long. I've not yet been working on the current
version for a whole year yet, and I ought to be able to get the
hardware together well within the year, despite having changed
countries in mid-year. As usual, you've got your facts wrong.
I just finished the hardware design for a USB-interfaced magnetic
field mapper. It uses up to 32 tiny sense coils in a motorized
fixture, surrounding a NMR/MRI pulsed-gradient coil, to pick up
internal and external (leakage) fields. All it needs now is ARM code.
I won't do that, but I will document the algorithms, pseudocode, and
timing requirements, and leave all that in the user manual for future
reference.
Who commissioned the design? And did they tell you why they needed 32
sense coils? Six would be the canonical minimum.
Three orthogonal coils at each point would boost that to 18. Eight
more sets of coils would fill in the corners of the cube, but that
would be 42 orthogonal coils. 32 is a strange number in that
application.
This is the sort of thing you could do, if you cared to.
And had any way of beating you to your customer, who have to be mad to
prefer me - working out of our spare room - to you working out of your
established business. You do make a habit of posting truly moronic
assertions.