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The key feature of my idea is to do everything without soldering or sticking wires into the breadboard.
AnyFlasher is a Raspberry Pi hat, it is a matrix of multiplexers/demultiplexers. This way we can connect the Raspberry Pi pins in any given order to the breadboard pins. So there is no soldering, we can connect the devices with a direct cable or by simply inserting the module into the breadboard.
Tested the first version of the board.
Found a few errors:
1. Missed route
2. Activation of the MUX without an address leads to a short circuit of the zero pin
3. The voltage drop on the Darlington array is too high
Conclusions: soldering the board to the end does not make sense, it is necessary to fix the PCB
The printed circuit boards have arrived. I have already started phased assembly and testing.
Craftiarenko
