I've finally gotten around to doing some electronics again, and finished wiring up the full prototype of the SIDshield for Arduino. Soldering and wiring got done yesterday, later today I will go over the whole thing very carefully to check for shorts and broken connections/wires, make sure GND and power are everywhere they're supposed to be. Then, I will plug in everything except for the SID and apply power, to make sure the magic smoke stays in; only then will I plug in the SID since it's a not-easily-replaced chip.
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Component side |
It's not a "real" schield in this format, but I decided it was better to separate it from the Arduino using a ribbon cable. Still, the whole thing is in a 8cm x 5cm rectangle.
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Solder side |
I'll post the results of checking and testing either tonight or tomorrow.
Update: results here.
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