[sdiy] dsPIC fun board

Csaba Zvekan czvekan at gmail.com
Fri Jan 16 19:45:03 CET 2009


On Jan 16, 2009, at 7:13 PM, Eric Brombaugh wrote:

> Jason Proctor wrote:
>>> Not only that . But having the same people together to write  
>>> different modules/software could be really efficient.
>> well that was the situation i was going for with the arduino board,  
>> too. i'd set up some hardware and software conventions, and then  
>> hopefully people would contribute and we'd have a library of stuff  
>> that was compatible.
>> i'll still finish my arduino board just because, but i'll be taking  
>> a long look at this one because it  seems to be much further ahead  
>> in terms of facilities. and, there's a PCB, which is huge :-)
>
> Not trying to open a can of worms here, but if there is sufficient  
> interest in this I'd be happy to spin the board layout to fix the  
> errata we found in the first one (all minor stuff - see the website  
> for details). Probably ought to put together a more detailed BOM as  
> well.

That's a very good Idea, Eric !  I think interest is here .
And people on this list would probably buy the boards from you. I  
think once people see  and hear what it can do. They will definitely  
want one.
Would you consider putting an Audio CODEC ,  EEPROM and some SRAM on  
the  board as well . Or do you like to keep things flexible like the  
version 1 ?

Csaba

>
>
> Also, don't forget Seb Francis' Digi-Mod dsPIC project - it's very  
> similar to this one with some nice extras - decent audio codec,  
> sample memory, more CV inputs, etc. Last he mentioned it he had a  
> layout done but I haven't heard more from him about it since then  
> and he pulled the schematics & board plots from his site. I don't  
> recall if it had CV outs though...
>
> Eric
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