Hi!
Nice to meet you, we are Solder Party AB, a company from Malmö, Sweden.
We design products that help you develop your projects.
You might know us from such designs as Serpente and the BBQ10 PMOD.
Make sure to follow us to stay up to date on our future boards!
Finally received my @oshpark produced @JanHenrikH Otter-Iron remix. Still missing some parts, as well as a case for it. The remix is simple:
Increase BOOT0 pulldown resistor, Hook up the pull-up resistor to BTN1 (PA3), so holding the btn while plugging in USB will go to DFU 1/
New project! Ilulissat Wireless Temperature/Humidity sensor. Thinking of making a @hackadayio project for it. 1" circular board designed to fit in https://t.co/ZN7Pc8fbUH.
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I spent quite a few hours optimizing draw speed and it can probably be optimized even more but I think this is good enough for basic development. #badgelife#35c3@NordicTweets@CircuitPython
First attempt at BGA on it's way from @jlcpcbOfficial.
STM32L4+ with HyperRAM chip. It's more of a breakout board to play around, hence the large size and low component count. Should arrive next week :D It's only 20 balls BGA with 0.8mm pitch, but it feels like a good start!
Twitter-verse! Anyone have experience with an @Am_Scope SM-4TZ and in particular the trinocular port? We desperately need a camera for the one in our hackerspace, but the official one is too expensive vs the specs.
Any good ideas? @xil_hackerspace#electronics
@littlesteve Low :P Thinking oshpark or aisler for boards (or china), reflow on hotplate - expect everything to break horribly so don't want to throw away too much cash
Want to do a BGA project, but unsure what chip to pick. Any good recommendations for "Your First BGA Project"? https://t.co/zQNoVeGzDk is quite cheap, but 5x5mm with 0.5mm pitch might be a bit tight for a starter... Thinking larger with 0.8mm pitch would be better...
Uartinator slowly coming to life. Plain and simple UART with 1.8-5v level shifter. Either target provided voltage or 1.8v, 3.3v or 5v onboard provided to target. 50-100mA or so possible @xil_hackerspace#hackathursday#urinator
New quick-and-dirty project!
ESP8266 battery-driven low-power temperature sensor (DS18B20).
PCB rests on 3xAA holder with TI TPS63031 Buck-boost for full battery capacity @xil_hackerspace#esp8266#electronics#hackthursday