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Adding my logo. Why not?
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I've decided to build a little break out board to get a second system up and running and prove out some footprints/pinouts before committing to the bigger board.
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Getting closer... but obviously not fully cooked. :-)
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Getting closer... but obviously not fully cooked. :-)
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Getting closer... but obviously not fully cooked. :-)
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Getting closer... but obviously not fully cooked. :-)
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Getting closer... but obviously not fully cooked. :-)
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It seems like everything should fit.
I got these boxes in hand now, and they are refreshingly quite small.
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It seems like everything should fit.
I got these boxes in hand now, and they are refreshingly quite small.
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It seems like everything should fit.
I got these boxes in hand now, and they are refreshingly quite small.
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It seems like everything should fit.
I got these boxes in hand now, and they are refreshingly quite small.
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It seems like everything should fit.
I got these boxes in hand now, and they are refreshingly quite small.
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Adjusted the size of the motherboard to start to figure out how to get everything to fit. Looks like SSD will have to move to the back and CM5 will have to rotate, among other things. It's a good start, but it will be an almost complete re-route.
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Adjusted the size of the motherboard to start to figure out how to get everything to fit. Looks like SSD will have to move to the back and CM5 will have to rotate, among other things. It's a good start, but it will be an almost complete re-route.
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Adjusted the size of the motherboard to start to figure out how to get everything to fit. Looks like SSD will have to move to the back and CM5 will have to rotate, among other things. It's a good start, but it will be an almost complete re-route.
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Adjusted the size of the motherboard to start to figure out how to get everything to fit. Looks like SSD will have to move to the back and CM5 will have to rotate, among other things. It's a good start, but it will be an almost complete re-route.
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Adjusted the size of the motherboard to start to figure out how to get everything to fit. Looks like SSD will have to move to the back and CM5 will have to rotate, among other things. It's a good start, but it will be an almost complete re-route.
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I want to order but they won't ship to the US.
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I want to order but they won't ship to the US.
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I want to order but they won't ship to the US.
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I want to order but they won't ship to the US.
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I want to order but they won't ship to the US.
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I just ordered two more sets of #FPGA boards for my #protonpack telemetry project.
Woot!
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I just ordered two more sets of #FPGA boards for my #protonpack telemetry project.
Woot!
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I just ordered two more sets of #FPGA boards for my #protonpack telemetry project.
Woot!
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I just ordered two more sets of #FPGA boards for my #protonpack telemetry project.
Woot!
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I just ordered two more sets of #FPGA boards for my #protonpack telemetry project.
Woot!
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The feedback from the boost lets you toggle the switch to the off position without it shutting off. The only thing that will shut it off is if the MCU doesn't turn on the fet, or if the MCU decides to shut down and intentionally turns off the FET.
"A" represents the ENABLE pin of the boost. It also has UVLO on the rail, so the feedback shouldn't break UVLO.
I'm trying to do a higher power version of this:
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The feedback from the boost lets you toggle the switch to the off position without it shutting off. The only thing that will shut it off is if the MCU doesn't turn on the fet, or if the MCU decides to shut down and intentionally turns off the FET.
"A" represents the ENABLE pin of the boost. It also has UVLO on the rail, so the feedback shouldn't break UVLO.
I'm trying to do a higher power version of this:
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The feedback from the boost lets you toggle the switch to the off position without it shutting off. The only thing that will shut it off is if the MCU doesn't turn on the fet, or if the MCU decides to shut down and intentionally turns off the FET.
"A" represents the ENABLE pin of the boost. It also has UVLO on the rail, so the feedback shouldn't break UVLO.
I'm trying to do a higher power version of this:
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The feedback from the boost lets you toggle the switch to the off position without it shutting off. The only thing that will shut it off is if the MCU doesn't turn on the fet, or if the MCU decides to shut down and intentionally turns off the FET.
"A" represents the ENABLE pin of the boost. It also has UVLO on the rail, so the feedback shouldn't break UVLO.
I'm trying to do a higher power version of this:
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The feedback from the boost lets you toggle the switch to the off position without it shutting off. The only thing that will shut it off is if the MCU doesn't turn on the fet, or if the MCU decides to shut down and intentionally turns off the FET.
"A" represents the ENABLE pin of the boost. It also has UVLO on the rail, so the feedback shouldn't break UVLO.
I'm trying to do a higher power version of this:
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@RueNahcMohr I'm so honored to have been sent a hand drawn schematic!
I thought about a relay. But this is a small battery powered application.
My plan is to implement a toggle switch that is actually a soft power switch but feels like a hard one. At Shure we have lots of people who want to be able to toggle a device off without looking and momentary push-buttons are a no-no under costumes/robes/etc.
But you still want time to shut down an OS when you power off.
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@RueNahcMohr I'm so honored to have been sent a hand drawn schematic!
I thought about a relay. But this is a small battery powered application.
My plan is to implement a toggle switch that is actually a soft power switch but feels like a hard one. At Shure we have lots of people who want to be able to toggle a device off without looking and momentary push-buttons are a no-no under costumes/robes/etc.
But you still want time to shut down an OS when you power off.
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@RueNahcMohr I'm so honored to have been sent a hand drawn schematic!
I thought about a relay. But this is a small battery powered application.
My plan is to implement a toggle switch that is actually a soft power switch but feels like a hard one. At Shure we have lots of people who want to be able to toggle a device off without looking and momentary push-buttons are a no-no under costumes/robes/etc.
But you still want time to shut down an OS when you power off.
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@RueNahcMohr I'm so honored to have been sent a hand drawn schematic!
I thought about a relay. But this is a small battery powered application.
My plan is to implement a toggle switch that is actually a soft power switch but feels like a hard one. At Shure we have lots of people who want to be able to toggle a device off without looking and momentary push-buttons are a no-no under costumes/robes/etc.
But you still want time to shut down an OS when you power off.
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@RueNahcMohr I'm so honored to have been sent a hand drawn schematic!
I thought about a relay. But this is a small battery powered application.
My plan is to implement a toggle switch that is actually a soft power switch but feels like a hard one. At Shure we have lots of people who want to be able to toggle a device off without looking and momentary push-buttons are a no-no under costumes/robes/etc.
But you still want time to shut down an OS when you power off.
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How's it not counting that url against my 500 characters?
Anyway, I'm working on a soft toggle switch. And maybe some LTO battery stuff... possibly at a significant current.
I may be unreasonably excited about this.
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How's it not counting that url against my 500 characters?
Anyway, I'm working on a soft toggle switch. And maybe some LTO battery stuff... possibly at a significant current.
I may be unreasonably excited about this.
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How's it not counting that url against my 500 characters?
Anyway, I'm working on a soft toggle switch. And maybe some LTO battery stuff... possibly at a significant current.
I may be unreasonably excited about this.
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How's it not counting that url against my 500 characters?
Anyway, I'm working on a soft toggle switch. And maybe some LTO battery stuff... possibly at a significant current.
I may be unreasonably excited about this.
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How's it not counting that url against my 500 characters?
Anyway, I'm working on a soft toggle switch. And maybe some LTO battery stuff... possibly at a significant current.
I may be unreasonably excited about this.
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I'm going to order via my business credit card without any more hoops! Monday win!
I'm going to add a Quectel EM060K-GL
Module for GPS and Cellular to the order. This should let the MNT Pocket Reform provide time synchronization to the #protonpack devices I'm building. -
I'm going to order via my business credit card without any more hoops! Monday win!
I'm going to add a Quectel EM060K-GL
Module for GPS and Cellular to the order. This should let the MNT Pocket Reform provide time synchronization to the #protonpack devices I'm building. -
I'm going to order via my business credit card without any more hoops! Monday win!
I'm going to add a Quectel EM060K-GL
Module for GPS and Cellular to the order. This should let the MNT Pocket Reform provide time synchronization to the #protonpack devices I'm building. -
I'm going to order via my business credit card without any more hoops! Monday win!
I'm going to add a Quectel EM060K-GL
Module for GPS and Cellular to the order. This should let the MNT Pocket Reform provide time synchronization to the #protonpack devices I'm building. -
I'm going to order via my business credit card without any more hoops! Monday win!
I'm going to add a Quectel EM060K-GL
Module for GPS and Cellular to the order. This should let the MNT Pocket Reform provide time synchronization to the #protonpack devices I'm building. -
@mntmn
Project Manager seems to get my vibe.
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@mntmn
Project Manager seems to get my vibe.
#protonpack -
@mntmn
Project Manager seems to get my vibe.
#protonpack