Shared Project by Peter Misenko
This innovative Pi-computer project, designed by Peter Misenko, introduces a compact computing device with a unique integrated keyboard made from tactile push-button switches. The device features a high-quality TFT IPS display and is powered by a Raspberry Pi Pico module.
The project’s main focus was to maximize the Raspberry Pi Pico’s capabilities while minimizing external components. Noteworthy components include a filter capacitor for an optional LoRa module, MOSFETs, and resistors for speaker and TFT backlight control. The design emphasizes simplicity with minimal external circuitry beyond essential connectors and switches.
Key Features:
- Compact Design: 100 x 65 x 8 mm, emphasizing portability.
- Optimized Performance: Minimal external components for efficient Raspberry Pi Pico utilization.
- USB-C Port: Dedicated for power input.
- Convenient Boot Button: Allows easy programming and recovery.
- Bonus Feature: Internal LED-powered flashing eyes.
- Sharp Display: IPS 240×240 screen supporting various screen types.
- Audio Output: Integrated speaker for sound.
- Expansion Flexibility: Free GPIO header for customization.
- Reset Function: Quick system recovery with a reset button.
- Power Management: Internal buck-boost converter controlled by a power switch.
- Wireless Communication: Optional RFM95 LoRa radio module for extended range.
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