This folder is a real, openable Obsidian vault. Point Obsidian at content/example-vault and it will load with its own .obsidian config, exactly as it did on my machine. Everything you see rendered here came out of those markdown files with no hand-editing.

It exists to give the tutorial something concrete to chew on — every Obsidian feature the tutorial claims survives the trip to HTML is used at least once somewhere below.

Map of content

Analog

Digital

Embedded

  • I2C — open-drain, pull-ups, and the clock-stretching trap

What this vault deliberately demonstrates

Obsidian featureWhere to find it
Wikilinkseverywhere on this page
Aliased linksthe filter note
Aliases in frontmatterMetastability also answers to /setup-and-hold
Nested tags#circuit/analog on the analog notes
CalloutsI2C has a warning that will save you an afternoon
LaTeXSallen-Key Low-Pass Filter is mostly equations
Embedded imagesOp-Amp Basics embeds an SVG from Resources/
Block transclusionFPGA vs ASIC pulls a section out of Metastability
Mermaid diagramsI2C sequences a register read
Syntax highlightingMetastability has Verilog, I2C has C
DraftsAnalog/Noise in Amplifiers.md has draft: true and never ships

The draft is the interesting one

There is a fourth note in Analog/. It is in the vault, it is in git, and it is not on this website — draft: true in its frontmatter tells Quartz to drop it at build time. That is the mechanism that makes a public digital garden survivable: you publish the whole vault and withhold by exception.

Graph

Open the graph view in the right sidebar. The clustering you see is not configured anywhere — it falls out of the wikilinks between these seven notes, the same way it does inside Obsidian.

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