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Topic starter
2019-10-11 8:34 pm
I need a way to get chip and module PinOuts, Specs., & other info of the stuff I order and use.
What are YOUR favorite places to look to get this type of information?
Easy to possibly print data so I can have it at my finger tips?
I ordered a bunch of stuff from Banggood.com... just got some of it... They do not provide ANY additional info... That I NEED... 🙂
Thank you in advance for your tips... 🙂 😀
Have Fun,
Joe Lyddon
www.woodworkstuff.net
2019-10-13 8:25 am
It is true that most sellers do not provide detailed information.
From my experience, Google has never failed me in providing data sheets and other relevant details.
hj
hj
2019-10-13 9:06 am
It is true that Google is a good source of datasheets, but it is imperative that you only open up .pdf files. There are quite a few document suppositories that are trying to make a fast buck selling stuff that is free elsewhere on the internet.
One of my favourite sources of datasheets for ICs is "ti.com" i.e. Texas Instruments. SparkFun also seems to have quite a collection of datasheets for modules and sensors.
JoeLyddon reacted
2019-10-13 9:34 am
https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ast6QW2V0EVW8Xe8F29viiTaYj2J?e=s55qc2
Just to kick off your datasheet library, I have uploaded a selection of datasheets I have already collected from various sources.
Please feel free to download and use.
2019-10-13 10:34 am
well I use octopart ( https://octopart.com)
to find data sheets of all my components. It's also handy to find data sheets for components with specific values that you can buy later for a project. There's also other websites like mouser ( https://www.mouser.co.za) or digi key ( https://www.digikey.co.za/ ) but I like octopart since it's easy to use.
Topic starter
2019-10-13 5:33 pm
WOW!
Great responses!
Thank you ALL for your wonderful responses... Very VERY helpful...
Have Fun,
Joe Lyddon
www.woodworkstuff.net
Topic starter
2020-01-14 7:04 am
https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ast6QW2V0EVW8Xe8F29viiTaYj2J?e=s55qc2
Just to kick off your datasheet library, I have uploaded a selection of datasheets I have already collected from various sources.
Please feel free to download and use.
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Is it still there? I did not 'sign-in'...
Thank you.
Have Fun,
Joe Lyddon
www.woodworkstuff.net
2020-01-14 7:27 am
The link has probably expired, I will check it out later today!
The new link, gosh that was quick!
2020-01-24 7:12 pm
I quite like Components101.com the selection is not huge, but the development board datasheets have a lot of useful extra notes and suggestions, like how to power a particular board. The pin out diagrams are really nicely done, with all the alternate functions of multi use pins in an easy to read format.
Example page for Arduino maker 1000:-
https://components101.com/microcontrollers/arduino-mkr1000-wi-fi-board
Topic starter
2020-01-24 10:14 pm
I quite like Components101.com the selection is not huge, but the development board datasheets have a lot of useful extra notes and suggestions, like how to power a particular board. The pin out diagrams are really nicely done, with all the alternate functions of multi use pins in an easy to read format.
Example page for Arduino maker 1000:-
https://components101.com/microcontrollers/arduino-mkr1000-wi-fi-board
YES! That is one COOL informative sites!
Thank you very much! Every little bit helps taken in small bytes. 🙂
Have Fun,
Joe Lyddon
www.woodworkstuff.net
2020-09-26 11:11 am
I do a google search and if I see a result from pinout.xyz I go with that.
It often has a lot more information especially with Raspberry Pi’s
2020-09-26 11:12 am
I do a google search and if I see a result from pinout.xyz I go with that.
It often has a lot more information especially with Raspberry Pi’s
2020-09-28 9:48 pm
I find these pinout charts very helpful. They list the equivalent Arduino IDE pin names for various chips.
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