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DrLuke

Member Since: January 7, 2010

Country: United States

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Spoken Languages

German, English

Programming Languages

C, C++, Lua, Delphi

  • Product SEN-08668 about 4 years ago

    I honestly don’t know what hell is wrong with you guys, the datasheet seems relatively clear to me. The registers aren’t really explained anywhere, but there’s a pin out and a timing diagram. I am going to give this a shot.

  • News - March Caption Contest about 5 years ago

    It’s so easy, even dogs can use it!

  • Product SEN-09810 about 6 years ago

    I don’t understand why Sparkfun hooked up the i2c lines to 1.8V as the datasheet clearly states it can be VDD + 0.1V, so it could easily be run at 3.3V

  • Product COM-00733 about 6 years ago

    Hey guys, I wrote an article for www.bildr.org that explains the shift register with some wicked analogies! It comes with Arduino and AVR example code, too!
    http://bildr.org/2011/02/74hc595/

  • Product SEN-10121 about 6 years ago

    You could cut the trace and solder the contact by yourself. But that is very very hard. Basically you won’t be able to do it.

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