vitormhenrique
Well-known member
Hello Guys,
I've been working on a [micro] computer based on teensy and bitlash interpreter, the idea was to help me when i just want to test something but don't want to program a microcontroller.
I finally got into a stage that my project is sharable.
I made a custom PCB with teensy, a 74LVC245 level shifter and a ws2812B led.
I can control level shifter direction through bitlash, making possible to output 5V. I also broke out all pins to the lateral of the computer, few pins dedicated to servo can be powered by the internal battery or an external power supply (barrel jack on the right side of the computer).
The internal battery can be charged through a micro usb and teensy code can be update through a mini usb.
I'm quite satisfied with the results so far, despite I still have much to work on the software side.
I've been working on a [micro] computer based on teensy and bitlash interpreter, the idea was to help me when i just want to test something but don't want to program a microcontroller.
I finally got into a stage that my project is sharable.
I made a custom PCB with teensy, a 74LVC245 level shifter and a ws2812B led.
I can control level shifter direction through bitlash, making possible to output 5V. I also broke out all pins to the lateral of the computer, few pins dedicated to servo can be powered by the internal battery or an external power supply (barrel jack on the right side of the computer).
The internal battery can be charged through a micro usb and teensy code can be update through a mini usb.
I'm quite satisfied with the results so far, despite I still have much to work on the software side.