Customer:
How reliable is this board and how long can it operate when used in a project?
Original message (Croatian)
koliko je pouzdana takva plocica koliko gudo moze raditi kad ju se upotrijebi u nekom projetu
Originally submitted via Facebook on 2 March 2017. Migrated to the forum for community visibility.
Soldered Support:
You can see the limitations here (the same controller is used in both Pico and Basic): Soldered: Open-Source Electronics, Boards, Sensors & Modules – Soldered Electronics The manufacturer is Atmel, so it’s absolutely safe if you use it according to the instructions.
Original message (Croatian)
ovdje možeš vidjeti ograničenja (isti kontroler imaju i pico i basic) : Soldered: Open-Source Electronics, Boards, Sensors & Modules – Soldered Electronics
Proizvođač je Atmel, tako da je apsolutno sigurno ak ose koristi prema upustvima.
Customer:
So maximum 5 W on input and 7-24 V
Original message (Croatian)
znaci max 5 w na ulazu i 7-24 v
Soldered Support:
The input isn’t that critical, just try to provide it with 500mA like the USB port on your computer gives. You should pay more attention to the outputs, specifically that the modules you connect don’t draw too much current. That’s this part: 40mA per pin. For anything more, you should use transistors: https://vimeo.com/ If you use Arduino, you won’t have any problems with the code. If you program registers, you can mess it up a bit, but that’s easily fixed with a fresh bootloader.
Original message (Croatian)
Ulaz nije toliko bitan, probaj mu samo osigurati 500mA koliko daje USB port na računalu. Više pažnje bi trebao posvetiti izlazima, odnosno da moduli koje spajaš ne vuku previše struje. To je ovaj dio: 40mA po pinu. Za sve preko trebalo bi koristiti tranzistore: https://vimeo.com/
Ako koristiš Arduino nemaš nikakvih problema u vezi koda. Ako programiraš registre možeš ga malo “pomutiti”, ali to se lako riješi svježim bootloaderom.