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Use BTB connector to reduce iteration cost #5
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mmexport1641472223656.mp4@Architeuthis-Flux This is my preliminary design, there is still a lot of work I haven’t done, but it outlines the outline |
@Architeuthis-Flux I finally figured out that soldering a breadboard directly to a PCB is very difficult and unreliable. This is a lesson, I'm going to switch to using the header as a "breadboard" |
wx_camera_1642734852439.mp4@Architeuthis-Flux "Pseudo Breadboard Adapter Board" |
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wx_camera_1645697559070.mp4 |
wx_camera_1645764826792.mp4There is no need to connect other transmission data lines except for power supply and ground. |
1839_1645857622.mp4SPI emulation |
1840_1645857639.mp41841_1645857654.mp4There is a problem with the hardware SPI, which usually doesn't work. It may be a wiring problem or other problem, I don't have a logic analyzer and oscilloscope here so I can't clear the specific situation. |
ch446Q uses the BTB connector to switch, so as to avoid unnecessary iteration costs. I think this is helpful for us to iterate, and the MCU can also be made into a BTB format similar to the Raspberry Pi CM4 calculation module
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