Blackaddr
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Normally castellated holes are used for SMD soldering a PCB down to another one, but that only works when there are no components on the bottom side, so that unfortunately isn't an option for Teensy. If your concern...

Hey guys, is the USB-C connector for programming on the microMod board itself or are those pins brought out the the M.2 connector? Being able to to do our own USB connector on a custom carrier board for commercial...

The very short answer is yes, there would be too much overhead to process audio in blocks of 1 sample at a time, performance would be very poor. There is a direct tradeoff between latency and performance. Nearly all...

Hi Paul, I've been very interested in this new feature and the limitations are okay with me. Is there any examples on how to use this with the onboard flash? I couldn't find examples of the following two things but I...

If you need even more I/O pins then are broken out on the TGA Pro, you can solder wires to directly to any unused pins on the TGA pro socket (the solder joints that are on the opposite side that the socket is installed...

This is very similar to what I need for a high volume product I'm working on. I've been looking at having to spin my own Teensy board because I need: - the USB programming interface broken out to a custom carrier board...

Hi Edwin, no, I think I made a mistake. My previous post was on a phone via email link and I thought the comment was directed at me (misread, my fault = apologies), but I think they were intended for Rolfdegen. Your...

Hi Edwin, thanks for the feedback. I've tried to answer all your questions comments below. "In the schematic I see failrly low values of capacitors on the outputs of the voltage regulators, specially the LDO's...

I designed a high-quality, low-noise audio board for use with guitar and Teensy. The schematic is freely available in the boards documentation. You can use that as a reference. Teensy Guitar Audio Prototyping Board

It less likely the noise is getting from the I2C stream into the I2C stream (digitally) due to SW bug. It's probably more likely the noise is coupling from the digital circuits into the analog circuits. Some things...

Bumping this again. @Paul Any chance of getting his update permanently added to the Teensy's platform.txt? It's seems it should be low risk, shouldn't break anything and bring it up to date with the the platform.txt...