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slabbi escribió: ↑24 Dic 2020, 11:05 I ordered some PCBs again today. These should be delivered by mid of January.
When someone is interested please let me know, so I can reserve the PCB.

Hi Slabby, you may be interested, can you please tell me the price? thanks!

Hi Slabbi, my soldering is bad, u only sell kits or it could be ready to use? Thx

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I have a pdf available that contains all options. please email me using my form mailer:
https://8bit-museum.de/kontakt/

I do not sell kits (because there are over 200 components on one PCB, so it will be lots of work to assemble one kit).
The PCBs have the ATmega pre-soldered, so there is no need to solder SMT. All other components are THT.

There are two new adapters available: ZIP16 and ZIP20/16
Personally I find separate adapters more convenient but maybe you will find the ZIP20/16 adapter useful.

The Gerber files can be downloaded from my site http://8bit-museum.de/firmware

I published the Gerbers for a Breakout Adapter.



This allows
- to connect an oscilloscope,
- to inject voltages and signal levels,
- to inject driver components.

slabbi escribió: ↑16 Ene 2021, 14:34 I published the Gerbers for a Breakout Adapter.



This allows
- to connect an oscilloscope,
- to inject voltages and signal levels,
- to inject driver components.

Pretty good idea slabbi!
Very useful and helpful

Popopo escribió: ↑16 Ene 2021, 20:42

slabbi escribió: ↑16 Ene 2021, 14:34 I published the Gerbers for a Breakout Adapter.



This allows
- to connect an oscilloscope,
- to inject voltages and signal levels,
- to inject driver components.

Pretty good idea slabbi!
Very useful and helpful

Yes. It is really simple but useful:



No more problems to connect my oscilloscope

Expect a larger update for the TTL logic tests:





Update:
added: 7441, 43, 44, 45, 50, 60, 82, 111, 176, 177, 184, 197, 265, 279, 284, 285, 290, 295, 352, 353, 376, 378, 379, 395, 396, 398, 425, 426, 590, 669, 682,
4018, 4032, 4035, 4038, 4060, 4063, 4067, 4095, 4096, 40104, 40107, 40109, 40110, 40163, 40192, 40193, 40194,
4501, 4507, 4513, 4516, 4522, 4530, 4539, 4558, 4560, 4561, 4585, 4724, IE4, IE5, IE11, 4067
fixed: 74279, 4018, 40192, 40193, 4516, 4522, 4531, 4585

The MK4006/MK4008 (1k x 1) can also be tested:



Note: It requires -12V and +5V only.

To give you a quick overview about all verified test functions for logic chips (note: green means, I have this chip in my collection and can verify the test; yellow means, that a user has verified that the test worked, red means it might work but is still untested):



A readable version is available on my website.