It seems perfectly trivial to use these breakout boards, a handful of CM-119 chips, and haywire the other components on top. Cost - about $35, for TEN of them.
QFP48 are not as difficult to solder as they look. Easy to do anything you like with any pin. No pcb to make. All parts COTS. Can mount four of these boards on an RPI3 proto shield and just plug 'em in.
Steve,
With all due respect, you seem to think that everyone reading your posts should have the same skill set as you.
That's not reality.
Kevin
On 5/30/2016 5:43 PM, Steve Wright wrote:
It seems perfectly trivial to use these breakout boards, a handful of CM-119 chips, and haywire the other components on top. Cost - about $35, for TEN of them.
QFP48 are not as difficult to solder as they look. Easy to do anything you like with any pin. No pcb to make.
Why the need to advise me?
S
On 31/05/16 13:15, Kevin Custer wrote:
With all due respect, you seem to think that everyone reading your posts should have the same skill set as you.
That's not reality.