urn:uuid:214d0e4e-f1b1-d287-ce26-ac5b4c9f8249 2017-07-16T09:04:14-06:00 SparkFun Electronics Timon2 urn:uuid:e9ad683c-22bd-1daf-02a5-d1aeb3c086a6 2013-07-06T09:45:55-06:00 <p>How about adding a pogo eagle library with all of the pin types, clearance holes for the upper board, test pad that match the pins, both round and square, and anything else that would be useful when making a jig.</p> Customer #364000 urn:uuid:5a0b8756-90f0-9ef6-b134-0c5967b246a4 2012-10-03T16:24:39-06:00 <p>Hi, I am looking to establish a temp connection between my Arduino Uno and ADXL 335 accelerometer. Which Pogo pins should I go for ? the chiseled ones or the round tip ones ? Or will pogo pins even work ?</p> zv470 urn:uuid:eb790bc1-cd34-5d3c-5ec5-9782bb2d3059 2009-12-14T02:49:42-07:00 <p>Hi, I want to make a 2by3 pin ICSP programming header using 6 Pogo-pins. I&rsquo;m thinking of using a pair of 1" square Proto-boards separated by standoffs. I&rsquo;d solder the 6 Pogo-pins to the back Proto-board like this ::: Anyway&hellip; my first question is: will the pogo pins fit through the holes on the Proto-boards? &hellip;and which Pogo pin to get; round, pointed or chiseled?</p> Pearce urn:uuid:ebb52435-0177-f66d-7eb7-c3f6233aea63 2009-11-19T10:03:40-07:00 <p>They&rsquo;re Basically a way to get a quick solid connection between boards for the purposes such as programming. We have a tutorial that explains how we use them; <a href="http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/tutorial_info.php?tutorials_id=138" rel="nofollow" >http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/tutorial_info.php?tutorials_id=138</a></p> FozzyVis urn:uuid:5d801a05-25f8-0a6b-eb12-92c24b89f0b9 2009-11-19T09:34:35-07:00 <p>Wow&hellip; I&rsquo;ve tried reading the desciption a few times, stared at the pictures for a while, but&hellip; <em>what</em> is this for exactly?<br/> Really don&rsquo;t get it&hellip;</p>