A bunch of breakout boards I've just sent off for manufacture. Let's hope I didn't make any errors!
PCB0003 - a breadboard PSU for poor people or those who can't easily shop at Sparkfun for the nice SMD version. Gives 3.3v or 5v from the transformer depending where you put the jumper (no switches, this is cheap!)
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PCB0004 - a breakout for the 2 axis Memsic accelerometers (available cheap in the UK):
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PCB0005 - a breakout for GLCDs that gives LCD/contrast control and labelled pins:
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PCB0006 - a prototyping breakout for the RFM12 transceiver modules:
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PCB0007 - a breakout for some tiny little light-to-I2C convertors (super cheap, <£1.50 in quantities of 1!)
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PCB0008 - a breakout for the DS620 temperature sensors (accurate to 0.5C and I2C, nice chips):
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I would include pictures of traces, but the post is long enough as it is. I can post if anybody is interested.
PCB0003 - a breadboard PSU for poor people or those who can't easily shop at Sparkfun for the nice SMD version. Gives 3.3v or 5v from the transformer depending where you put the jumper (no switches, this is cheap!)
**broken link removed**
PCB0004 - a breakout for the 2 axis Memsic accelerometers (available cheap in the UK):
**broken link removed**
PCB0005 - a breakout for GLCDs that gives LCD/contrast control and labelled pins:
**broken link removed**
PCB0006 - a prototyping breakout for the RFM12 transceiver modules:
**broken link removed**
PCB0007 - a breakout for some tiny little light-to-I2C convertors (super cheap, <£1.50 in quantities of 1!)
**broken link removed**
PCB0008 - a breakout for the DS620 temperature sensors (accurate to 0.5C and I2C, nice chips):
**broken link removed**
I would include pictures of traces, but the post is long enough as it is. I can post if anybody is interested.