New Products 5/15/2024 Feat.
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- Mini Leaded 60/40 Solder Spool - 0.3mm Diameter - 50 grams (0:10)
www.adafruit.com/product/5941
On-Off Key Lock Switch - 12mm Diameter (0:39)
www.adafruit.com/product/5926
2.54mm / 0.1" Pitch Press-Fit Male Pin Header (2:16)
www.adafruit.com/product/5938
Adafruit Proto Tripler PiCowbell for Pico and PicoW (4:51)
www.adafruit.com/product/5967
Adafruit TRRS Trinkey - USB Key for Assistive Technology (8:35)
www.adafruit.com/product/5954
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Highlight of my week! Thanks AdaTeam, love the new products!
The press fit look a lot like pins I had many years ago. I put them in a spare female ribbon connector and used that to help with pushing into holes. It did help having the older PC mainboard com and LPT pin to connector ribbon cables left over from upgrading back then.
Key switch has great potential in escape rooms.
The keyswitch looks like a good candidate for arming the altimeter on a high power rocket, at least if the terminals don't stick too far out the back.
Those press fit PCB headers are neat. Drives me mad soldering those headers.
Can the key be removed in the "on" position?
I feel like 500mA charging's too high for a lot of the smaller batteries where it would be 1C or even more.
6:41 You can just cut a trace and it goes down to 250mA
Isn't there an installation jig for the solderless pins?
I take it it's almost impossible to switch out the cylinder on the keyhole switches?
What is that splitter on the USB Key?
cool!
Huh, I still get weird looks for wired inputs. Not. My cup of tea. Slap an ESP32 S3 with PSRAM, just remove the I2C port and add as PDM microphone and have the 3.5mm jack output audio and I'm sold. Super tiny voice assistant for home assistant with option poor audio output or no audio output. That would sell better IMO. M5sta is selling the OG atom echo for 15 dollars and it has a vanilla ESSP33 chip because because you can flash it on a website too be a voice assistant for home assistant. It was like $7 before that. ESP32-S3 would allow microwakeword long as it has PSRAM. Maybe add a button for push to talk
Amp and voltage rating for the key switch?
Hopefully we get a response from them. I can't find anything on it. Checking the website, there's a datasheet listed but it's just a mechanical drawing -- no electrical specs. From a little browsing of similar products on Amazon I found ratings of 500 - 2000 mA at ~220VAC. No idea how accurate those specs are either, but that's what I could find.
Generally this type is low power contacts. Keep it to 24 volts maximum at 100 mA or less if you want it to last at all. Low quality stuff.
Mmm... leaded solder. 😁