A super high resolution 9.7" LCD panel with an Arduino compatible adapter that connects to your computer
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Connects to your computer using DisplayPort/Thunderbolt
Takes 12V 1A input (9-12V recommended)
Consumes a nominal 6W
ATmega32u4 microcontroller
TPS61176 backlight drivers
LMZ12001 high efficiency buck regulator
All spare IO pins available on 0.1" pitch headers. This includes 6 analogue pins, 9 digital, I2C, SPI, serial and 5V power
RGB LED for OSCAR status
We have recently opened an online shop for people who missed the Kickstarter and want an OSCAR.
See www.oscaradapter.co.uk for more information
There have been a few delays with the production PCB-As but we have finally got the majority of the batch back. We have also released all of our files on GitHub which can be seen here: https://github.com/OSCARAdapter
Once we have tested, assembled and shipped all the Kickstarter orders, we will be openeing orders up to the general public as we have had a few requests for boards after the Kickstarter ended.
One of the big perks of being at Uni, you get to use lots of very expensive equipment!
Acrylic engraved OSCAR logos fresh off an Epilog Mini24 :)
As the title suggests, our latest revision of PCBs is now back from manufacture! Assembly will start soon..
Freddie Temperton
mircemk
Paul Mathews
Clint Stevenson
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