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kicad schematics #321
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Sure please pull this repository
1st that would be a monumental work |
ooh, awesome! why wouldnt the pi have enough speed? an orange pi zero 2w operates at 1.5ghz. an esp32 operates at, if i'm reading this right, 240mhz. the orange pi should blow it out of the water. |
If you run inside the kernel you may be able to use all speed. In userspace the scheduler would make the code both slower and more unpredictable. |
Also, in esp32 the actual bitbanging is done using hardware blocks (LCD and i2s) and the code only forwards the data. This way esp32 may be able to push the speed even more than normally. |
I don’t think that there is currently any PI solution to control parallel panels. |
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is it possible to get ahold of a schematic file so i can make large edits to the board? my usecase involves a 50pin connector, and possibly io expanders, and i'd like to change the formfactor entirely. i can rebuild it from the pdf probably but it'd be nice if i didnt have to.
as an aside how hard would it be to get the code to run on an orange pi zero 2w instead of an esp32? i'd rather have as few devices draining power as possible, but i understand it's going to be something of an undertaking. i'm just not sure how big.
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