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Hello,

Please do NOT use all capital text.
It will be seen as shouting.

This is one part:
https://1bitsquared.com/products/superbit-cyrf-module

Bertus

 

Hello,

Please do NOT use all capital text.
It will be seen as shouting.

This is one part:
https://1bitsquared.com/products/superbit-cyrf-module

Bertus

thank you so much, im new in this plataform, ive been in other and literrally no one there, thats why caps haha, thanks for help

 

What is the item pictured? Is it no longer available?

 

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Welcome to AAC!

Here are some forum tips and guidelines to make your thread more readable and presentable.

#1 Do not use all CAPS for writing. This is the same as SHOUTING in forum text messages.

#2 Keep the title short to indicate the nature of the thread, for example, "Need to identify components on circuit board"
Then you can add personal information in the post, e.g. "I am new on this, this is a personal project."

#3 Try to use proper text, grammar and punctuation marks, e.g. caps on first letter of sentence, apostrophes where required, paragraphs on long text, etc.

Will do, thanks for the tips, im just new here, but appreciate you.

 

What is the item pictured? Is it no longer available?

Well i cant really give you a answer, im really new on this area, but im going all in so i can learn while i work it out, ill be putting updates about it as it goes.

 

I see three separate boards:

1) A lower general purpose generic development board
2) A Superbit MCU board
3) An interface board

Post sharper photos so that we can read the numbers on the chips.
Also the blue board has writing, M?671.

 

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I see three separate boards:

1) A lower general purpose generic development board
2) A Superbit MCU board
3) An interface board

Thanks Mr. Chips, i am looking for them now, you think you could help me to find the specific model and dimension of the Interface board and the lover generic development board.

The superbit MCU board i have already located and bought.

thanks in advance

 

Well i cant really give you a answer, im really new on this area, but im going all in so i can learn while i work it out, ill be putting updates about it as it goes.

If it's still available, it will cost you more to source the individual parts and try to assemble. That's the reality of economies of scale.

 

If it's still available, it will cost you more to source the individual parts and try to assemble. That's the reality of economies of scale.

Yes, but unfortunately this was a unique project that i am recreating just like the one in the images, so it doesnt exist already assemble... bad for me, but the good side its a get practice, more knowledge in all this and extra material for other proyects!

 

What is you final aim?
Are you looking to create a final project.

Ref:

• Choose the preferred bundles for super:bit expansion board
• The Super:bit expansion board works with both the micro:bit V1 and micro:bit V2
• Central axis design, bilateral symmetry
• Onboard content is rich, micro:bit socket, programmable RGB lights, buzzer, and support I2C, serial communication.
• Power ability to drive DC motors, stepper motors, servos, onboard buzzer, and programmable RGB lights.
• 17 effective micro:bit IO ports for other sensor modules to be connected.
• Three power supply methods: micro USB power supply, 18650 lithium battery power supply, 3-5v external battery box power supply.
• Compatible with LEGO Technic bricks, can build a variety of creative shapes, such as building blocks robots, windmills, cars, and so on.
• It means the BBC micro:bit can very easily become the core of a whole variety of robotics projects.

 

What is you final aim?
Are you looking to create a final project.

Ref:

• Choose the preferred bundles for super:bit expansion board
• The Super:bit expansion board works with both the micro:bit V1 and micro:bit V2
• Central axis design, bilateral symmetry
• Onboard content is rich, micro:bit socket, programmable RGB lights, buzzer, and support I2C, serial communication.
• Power ability to drive DC motors, stepper motors, servos, onboard buzzer, and programmable RGB lights.
• 17 effective micro:bit IO ports for other sensor modules to be connected.
• Three power supply methods: micro USB power supply, 18650 lithium battery power supply, 3-5v external battery box power supply.
• Compatible with LEGO Technic bricks, can build a variety of creative shapes, such as building blocks robots, windmills, cars, and so on.
• It means the BBC micro:bit can very easily become the core of a whole variety of robotics projects.

I am amazed, some of your points are really of help, but my project doesn't go that way, is it possible to communicate with you via text or something, you are the expert i am looking for and i believe you could help me a lot with some questions i have, if possible, i can share my contact info, so you dont have to!

 

Thanks Mr. Chips, i am looking for them now, you think you could help me to find the specific model and dimension of the Interface board and the lover generic development board.

The superbit MCU board i have already located and bought.

thanks in advance

Can you provide a link to the Superbit MCU board?
The other board looks like a DC-to-DC converter board. What are the letters printed on the board?
What is the application of this project board?

 

UNless there is a photo I have not seen, the one I do see does not reveal enough detail to provide any useful information. Evidently some folks recognize some assemblies. I see enough to say it is an IC.

Now my question: What is the purpose? what does the TS intend to achieve??

 

I am amazed, some of your points are really of help, but my project doesn't go that way, is it possible to communicate with you via text or something, you are the expert i am looking for and i believe you could help me a lot with some questions i have, if possible, i can share my contact info, so you dont have to!

You can send a note via the communication link at the top right.
I don't know whether I can help with your present hardware?