Am 10.01.2016 um 14:06 schrieb Solèr Ursin:
>
> May I ask - out of curiosity - where those companies you talk of are located?
> Asia? Europe? US?
>
Bavaria.
> To be honest I did placements always myself as I am a Laboratory
> Guy/Physicist.
>
Nah, don't like to do this. There's enough stuff being showed on my big
lab desk, don't need any more.
> The last time we ordered assembled boards was from a company run by a
> good friend of our Technician. As PCB design is still bit more complex as Lego
> this might be the way one has to go.
>
Yes, sure. My latest project is a HDMI->TTL converter for a 5" display I
like to use with a Raspberry Pi in my machines. Sure, there are existing
converters, but they are ugly and need too much cabling. Funny enough,
but the HDMI and the TTL works like a charm. Seems I did the layout just
right on first try.
But of course the PCA9306DQE on that board I use for interfacing the
1.8V I²C touch controller of the display have been mounted in the wrong
direction. On all the prototypes. Hell, I can see the pin 1 dot even
without a magnifying glass. (Of course, had first checked if it was
wrong in the layout: no.)
Please, let us stop now.
> 2. I am interested in having/getting/creating and releasing a generic 1wire
> slave
> library - best for Arduino/AVR (if possible) or else - and the BAE are a
> nice example
> I asked him for 2. (I can understand if he does not agree - but let's see).
> As for
> point 1. the main reason why I did not order yet is - his conditions are 10
> chips
> min. and I would have to solder the eval boards myself.
>
Oh, the BAE0911 is SOIC, so soldering wires to it isn't a problem at all.
Kind regards
Jan
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