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100 educational groups, teams, and institutions are supported by us in their hardware endeavors.
From student team to Hackerspace we help people build the future, no matter if it’s a robot, race car, or satellite.
Are you part of a #student team or #Hackerspace or simply working on a cool #project? Shoot us a message here on Mastodon, and we'll have a chat on how we can support your goals.
Bitluni used our 0.8 mm 4-layer PCBs to build a LED matrix in an M.2 format.
The communication is handled by a CH382 PCIe-to-serial bridge, and the 240-LED matrix is controlled via a CH32V208 RISC-V microcontroller.
His biggest challenge was routing the PCIe lanes with correct polarity and continuous ground reference. The first prototype failed (RX/TX swapped), but fast turnaround helped test a revised version within days.
EURECA has developed a USB line scan camera board around the TCD1304DG sensor from Toshiba.
The system consists of a sensor PCB manufactured via AISLER and an external FPGA board handling control and data readout.
Want to know more? Check out this article:https://community.aisler.net/t/usb-line-scan-camera-boards/2795
