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Description
Is your Mikroe Click board 5V and you microcontroller 3.3V?
Use this mikroBUS level shifter. (Yes, it even does I²C)
Ideal for use on a breadboard.

Put the slide switches in the ‘5’-position to interface with a 5V-Click board.
In the ‘3’-position (3.3V), the signals will still go through the level-shifters, but no actual shifting is done.

BOM
A1 - Mikroe Click socket
C1, C2 - 100nF, 0805
J1, J2 - 2.54mm 8-pin header
R1, R2 - 10k, 0805
R3 - 100k, 0805
R4 - 200k, 0805
U1, U2 - TXS0108
Slide switches - Würth Elektronik 450404015514

Adafruit’s EyeSPI
adapter to
XMKJ IPS 2.8" 320x240, IPS ILI9341, CTP FT6336
Pinout:
1 - Vcc
2 - Gnd
3 - LCD_CS
4 - LCD_RST
5 - LCD_RS
6 - MOSI
7 - SCK
8 - LED_CTRL 9 - MISO
10 - CTP_SCL
11 - CTP_RST
12 - CTP_SDA
13 - CTP_INT
14 - SD_CS

BOM
J1 - Any 14pin 2.54mm header
J2 - 18pin, 0.5mm pitch, bottom contact FPC connector (TE 1-1734839-8)
C1 - 100nF, 0805
Q1 - MMUN2211LT1G

Adafruit’s EyeSPI
adapter to
GMG12864-06D, SPI GLCD ST7565R
Pinout:
1 - CS
2 - RES
3 - RS (CD)
4 - SCK
5 - MOSI
6 - Vdd
7 - Gnd
8 - LED-A
9 - LED-K
10 - IC_SCK
11 - IC_CS
12 - IC_MISO
13 - IC_MOSI

BOM
J1 - Any 13pin 2.54mm header
J2 - 18pin, 0.5mm pitch, bottom contact FPC connector (TE 1-1734839-8)
C1 - 100nF, 0805
Q1 - MMUN2211LT1G