Sam_Bamboo
Member Since: October 4, 2011
Country: United States
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Never mind, I didn't realize I can select the part in EagleCAD and click Technology for the part information. For anyone who also wants to know: Johanson Technology 2500AT44M0400E
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Hey Sparkfun can you please give me the antenna part number, I am designing a board around the ESP32 and I would like to use this exact antenna but cannot find it in Digikey or Mouser
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How do I access the memory to store data?
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Is the inverted F PCB trace antenna better than the typical TRACE_ANTENNA_2.4GHZ_15.2MM?
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Is the inverted F PCB trace antenna better than the typical TRACE_ANTENNA_2.4GHZ_15.2MM?
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Anyone???
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Can someone please explain to me what "code shadowing to RAM" means.
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No serial alone wont work, but you could easily use something like the arduino pro "micro" to communicate with visual basic via serial, then simply send commands to the mcu to control the mux board, and to make it more cost effective just design your own pcb incorporating the CD74HC4067 and get the pcb printed from OSH Park, total cost would be under 18 bucks, or even cheaper, search around amazon lol
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Of course I am not planning on reading potentiometers, it would slow down tremendously, but rather read the state of latching switches.
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Ive used this and it works well, although could't I connect 6 of these, tie all 6 S0 together, same as S1, S2 and S3, then tie each SIG to a channel to another mux breakout, so in theory I could control 80 inputs/outputs only using 9 pins? I only ask because I've checked out the MUX Breakout II but I haven't dissected it yet but it looks like they have incorporated 6 shift registers, wouldn't it just be easier, smaller, cheaper and more powerful to just use another CD74HC4067 to talk to up to 16 other CD74HC4067s?
