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Board for Wifi Relocation

Prototyping board for ovenized VCO

With 3.5mm Screw Terminals

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v1.0.0

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The BOM and schematic can be found on GitHub

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• Fixed the accidentally joined Vin pin and 3v3. iCEHax40 : breakout board for Lattice iCE40LP1K-CM36. 0.4mm pitch BGA. With on board Vcore 1v2 and 3v3 LDO (AP7312-1233FM-7).

Plus on board Flash storage to store bitstream with all SPI pin breakout to user via pin header.

This matrix display board is designed to run a 24x8 LED matrix for a personal clock project. I am using the MD_Parola library with HARDWARE_TYPE MD_MAX72XX::FC16_HW to run the display over an SPI bus.

Key components:

• 3X Miniature Ultra-Bright 8x8 White LED Matrix from Adafruit

• 3X MAX7219CWG+ IC DRVR 7 SEGMNT 8 DIGIT 24SOIC

• 3X RES 10K OHM 1% 1/4W 1206

• 3X CAP CER 0.1UF 50V X7R 1206

• 1X CONN HEADER R/A 5POS 3MM

Unfortunately the 7-segment drivers and LED matrices aren’t cheap so stuffed boards run over $50 each. Would be cool to see a lower-cost version of this concept shared.

With some minor customizations using matrix.addChar() to the ; and 1 characters, I can fit all 12-hour times on the 24x8 matrix. My code uses charOneThin for the leading one and alternates between charSemicolon and charSpace for the flashing hour-minutes separator.

uint8_t charSemicolon[] = {1,36};
uint8_t charSpace[]     = {1,0};
uint8_t charOneThin[]   = {4,130,255,128,0};
uint8_t charOne[]       = {5,0,130,255,128,0};
uint8_t charTwo[]       = {5,198,161,145,137,134};
uint8_t charThree[]     = {5,66,129,137,137,118};
uint8_t charFour[]      = {5,15,8,8,255,8};
uint8_t charFive[]      = {5,79,137,137,137,113};
uint8_t charSix[]       = {5,126,137,137,137,114};
uint8_t charSeven[]     = {5,3,1,225,17,15};
uint8_t charEight[]     = {5,118,137,137,137,118};
uint8_t charNine[]      = {5,70,137,137,137,126};

Version 1.1 of the BrewPi-ESP8266 SMD board. Built for LOLIN D1 Mini, with on-board SMD level shifter.

This is a replacement for the NEC/TOKIN bulk filter capacitors on some model PlayStation 3 consoles. It is designed to allow the addition of up to 6 Multi Layered Ceramic Capacitors (MLCC) in parallel with three 7.3 x 4.3 x 1.9mm (LxWxH) Tantalum or Aluminum Polymer decoupling capacitors. Be sure to buy 1.9mm tall caps and choose the 0.8mm board thickness or there may be clearance issues installing the RF shield. Also, choose low ESR/ESL capacitors (as low as possible).

My first board ever. Each board is a one-channel buffer for driving headphones.

Radiometrix Breakout

Data Board with test points!

pcbs for there U glow workshops

Expansion board for locking solenoid and limit switch

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License

The BOM and schematic can be found on GitHub

I do not receive any commission if you order boards via OSHPark, but if you feel so inclined you can make a donation

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License

The BOM and schematic can be found on GitHub

I do not receive any commission if you order boards via OSHPark, but if you feel so inclined you can make a donation