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The stm32 board is expensive. Why not pick a raspberry pi or beaglebone?

Are ALL USB-C power supllies capable of giving ALL voltages? What happens, if the power supply can not supply the chosen voltage?

Thank you. It's a very useful video.

Love the Videos!

take my money !!

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No way, I just designed and ordered a very similar PCB! I was having the same problem getting power conveniently on a breadboard, so I made the same C-shaped board. I just have a plug going to the power supply of my synthesizer, so mine is way simpler and only does +12v, -12v, and ground, but I also put in spots to solder optional headphone jacks or potentiometers.

Great show, Tyler, thank you!

"where we measure once and swear twice" excellent :)

Nice work, as always Tyler! I think the 3D Printed Panels tip from DIY Finn was really the takeaway find for me this week. They look so good!

My friend and I call that good feeling of being in your workspace "Shop hygge" and are always looking for ways to make our shop a place where we just want to hang out even if we aren't working on any particular project.

My mom keeps saying we're the fly generation since we are so obsessed with lights and LEDs.

Great video… But where did you get the parts from 😂

The background music takes away from the content too the point of being annoying

Can you update this so it is relevant to the latest version?

What's the size? How strong is it?

Is it useful for us tnx.🎉

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Awesome circuit Zach! When are you putting it on Kickstarter?

The video title says intro to Embedded Linux then proceeds to show Arduino style boards. An oscilloscope is a must have. You won't need it all the time but when you do need it is an invaluable tool.

Very nice project. The most important thing is not to switch from 5V to V9 or more accidentally when your board is assembled with 5V tolerance ICs. A switch protection will be great to have.

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Think you need an RTOS? Watch your BOM cost...

Are we all going to ignore the fact that when he first plugged the power supply onto the breadboard that he goobered the pins?

JESUS FUCKING CHRIST JUST USE A FUNCTION ITS NOT THAT HARD MAKE A FUNCTION SETUP TO GPIO PINS AND MAKE AN OPTION WITHIN IT CHANGE THE COLORS

My favorite part is when the chip refuses to solder to the landings, and instead creates a 3 pin bridge while you’re filming.

Very concise comparison and insight for applications and limitations between the two. New subscriber due to those reasons.

Great idea! As mentioned by others, a little voltage display would be an excellent addition.

Actually good ideation. Eager for the V2, if its ever going to be done or released.

Therapeutic is a good word, I used to assemble all kinds of good stuff and now I miss that!

Zack I need one, how do I get it?

I like the concept a lot! I would be worried about bumping that voltage selector and frying something by accident though 🙂

I want to make one. What is your output current?

Nice project. What is the max current that can be supplied at each available voltage setting?

have the pcb upside down, so only the board skims over the top of the breadboard to plugin the pins, all the electronics on the underside, adding the microcontroller also lets you dump the selector, a few buttons up/down and ... might be enough and a ledbar, that would need 2 part pcb, lower for electronics, upper for pins, make lower have output twice (side A +/-, side B -/+), so you can choose on which side to connect the upper board, soldered or flexible wires/ribbon, if possible have 3 usb c spaces on lower for 1 connector => top, middle, bottom.

Good idea, but what is the max current in output?

resetable fuse would be cool to have