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B.S. Electronic Engineering from @CalPoly;
Senior Software Engineer, decades of SQL C# DotNet.
B.S. Electronic Engineering from @CalPoly;
Senior Software Engineer, decades of SQL C# DotNet.
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Nina KalininaKen Shirriff's post from 2019 is trending on TwoStopBits, and for a reason: it's a great post about 80x25
https://www.righto.com/2019/11/ibm-sonic-delay-lines-and-history-of.html
Interested in a cool ULX3S FPGA + ESP32 enclosure, but don't yet have (or want?) the 7" HDMI display?
I now have this blank! I suppose in theory, that assembly could also be used as an adapter board for other displays or accessories.
✧✦Catherine✦✧do you need to work with SPI flash a lot? do you hate the unreliable clothespin clip style clips? do you want a clip that actually works and is cheap?
aliexpress has you covered! check this product out [not sponsored]
there is a bit of a learning curve (you need to push on it quite strongly to make a connection) but after that it just works. do note that the pin 1 marker on the 8-pin DIP connector isn't placed in the right spot, but it is marked correctly on the probe itself and the little adapter board it has on the other end.
I tested the WSON-8 and SOIC-8-W versions so I'm quite sure the other two work also
Behold! My first ever, end-to-end assembly of the enclosure I designed for the Radiona ULX3S FPGA with the Elecrow 7 inch HDMI display! Printed on my Prusa MK3S 3D printer.
Shown here running the test pattern by Bruno Levy
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