brtaylor
Senior Member

I just grabbed it from luni's octopart BoM: https://octopart.com/bom-tool/5AbwHvxe Does not include the connector, since that would be on the carrier board.

luni, really nice work, love all the documentation. Just FYI, for anyone interested, I did some quick back of the envelope estimates and arrive at somewhere around $35 to $45 USD per board if these were to be...

It's 63/37 tin to lead ratio. The full description is: https://www.kester.com/products/product/ep256-solder-paste I typically order through OSH Stencils, but looks also available on Amazon. I would check with the...

I have not had success without a stencil, but I haven't tried it more than once. Maybe someone more experienced at freehanding it can comment... Regarding the reflow, I recommend the following temperatures, which are...

Yes, kind of. You could create a recording buffer as an array of 8 bit types (i.e. uint8_t) and then use some functions to write or read (push or pop) 10 bit data from that array. So, it's not natively a 10 bit type and...

I mean, generating gerbers from KiCAD is as simple as clicking "file" -> "plot" in the menu and selecting a destination folder for them to be printed into.

I tried both Eagle and KiCAD and found them both equally unintuitive, so I learned KiCAD since it is open source and doesn't have restrictions on the number of layers. Having learned it, it really does become an easy...

I have it here: https://gitlab.com/bolderflight/software/core/-/tree/main/tools EDIT: Oops, that would be compiled for the 3.x, I haven't made the modifications for the Teensy 4.x yet.

My guess is the encryption is needed to protect the PJRC proprietary stuff needed on the 1062 chip to make everything work. On the offchance that Paul sees this, I'd be willing to purchase both the bootloader and...

BAT54C solves the VBAT problem pretty cleanly.

Neither, since it's not built for Teensy. Try selecting the Teensy board, you'll only get one hex file.

This is a command line uploader for Teensy: https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/loader_cli.html The cool thing with using Linux is that you can use the "-s" option, so you don't even need to press the program button.

Yes. I don't like the 490-18285-1-ND that you suggested, I haven't used it, but the ESR is really high and I had issues, likely with ESR, on a prior custom Teensy 3.6 that I did. I've successfully used this...