JoCaGoVi
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I'm developing on a Teensy 4.1 with Platform IO and Visual Studio Code on Windows 11
I do have a specific need that I saw the 1060 chip could address
I need to run SPI on a level shifter to 1.8 and for other projects to 1.2V.
Adding level shifters add delay to the lines. This would affect MISO line more dramatically.
If I'm able to use the DQS feature from the 1060 as documented on
This should allow for arbitrary delays
I do not have the experience, (as I started today on embedded coding, before C#, perl, python) It seems knowledge of the internals of the 1060 IC is required.
Is this already supported in Teensy Arduino?
Thank you
-Jose
I do have a specific need that I saw the 1060 chip could address
I need to run SPI on a level shifter to 1.8 and for other projects to 1.2V.
Adding level shifters add delay to the lines. This would affect MISO line more dramatically.
If I'm able to use the DQS feature from the 1060 as documented on
This should allow for arbitrary delays
I do not have the experience, (as I started today on embedded coding, before C#, perl, python) It seems knowledge of the internals of the 1060 IC is required.
Is this already supported in Teensy Arduino?
Thank you
-Jose
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