Search Results for "timing"

...Distinctive sounds will alert you to the start and end of each interval, allowing you to maintain focus without distractions. But it doesn't stop there. TimeBoxing also includes an additional countdown and timer, both with audible alerts, to support your every timing need. Whether you need to meet a deadline or simply time a task, our app offers you all the tools you need to maximize your productivity in a simple and intuitive way. With essential start, break, and stop controls, you have full control of your time.

Many of us use LM555 timer chips to generate clocks, tones for model trains, and all sort of other uses. Calculating the values of the resistors and capacitor in the timing chain, along with the duty cycle for astable operation is a bit tedious on a calculator so I built this small forms based tool to make it easier. It even has the graphic of the chip and the pin numbers to make it easy to hook things up.

Calculates the percentage of one minute max. reps to use in less than one minute periods of time. Needs .NET 3.5 to be pre-installed on your system. It takes the one-minute total max. reps (supposed to be done at max. VO2) and calculates the corresponding timing to beep on. So, if for example you do 30 reps in one minute, that means 1 rep every 2 secs. The software calculates that and gives you the "beep" every 2 secs. It is useful for frequencies like 2,5, 1,7 secs, etc. You will have the rythm wihtout bothering to guess it. A good application is the lactate tolerance improvement of aerobic exercises like rowing, biking, running, kettlebell snatching, etc.

It is a bit timing calculator for the popular Microchip MCP2510. It has a graphical diagram view of your choosen options. You can save or print a report at the end.

A simple command to convert calendar dates to julian dates. Quite useful in timing situations where you need elapsed time between dates. Also useful for astronomy applications.