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The
Logic Level Converter is a basic MOSFET and resistor divider circuit that allows a user to connect a low power device (like a 3.3V sensor) to a 5V device (like a dev board). It's pretty flexible and has been field proven for many years as the front end of our
BlueSMiRF modem.
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Here's an incredibly hard to find cable - the
iPod Extension Cable. Now you can liberate your iPod from the dock and locate it up to 6 feet away. The cable works with current iPods for charging, video, audio, even play list control!
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The final XBee Pro model as arrived. The
XBP24-AWI-001 is a long-range 60mW module with a built-in wire antenna and the simple XBee command set to share information over a mesh node network.
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The original kitchen sink. We developed the
Uber board a few years ago to show people how they could string together various SparkFun modules to create, well, an Über device. We've learned a lot over the past few years and the new board has many improvements. Check this board out for your next tracking, cellular, and datalogging project.
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The
Reflow Toaster Controller is another SparkFun original product that has seen a
long tail of popularity. Most recently, Kit Ryan has written an article for
Nuts and Volts Magazine to show how to control a toaster for reflow soldering. Checkout this classic product for more information on Kit's article.
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Olimex has released two STK500 compatible programmers for the AVR line of microcontrollers. The
AVR-STK500 and
AVR-STK500-TINY. These are impressive programmers with a USB interface. The Tiny even has 2MB flash built in for fast multi-target programming!
The 74HC4050D is also handy. It's a hex buffer that runs on as little as 2V while accepting up to 15V inputs. Propagation delay depends on operating temp and VCC, but it has no trouble interfacing a 3.3V SPI flash memory to a 5V PIC at 24MHz.
Another option for level conversion is this 6-pin IC:
SN74LVC1T45DBVR
$0.59 on mouser
Nice find! Great looking part if you need single channel.
Uber board is excellent learning opportunity to play with GPS,Bluetooth and come up with some nice design . you guys are amazing keep up good work !