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Boards using the OPT4048DTSR

9 boards

Boards in 2 GitHub repositories, designed in KiCad, that use the OPT4048DTSR by Texas Instruments (-40℃~+85℃ 0.6mm 1.6V~3.6V 1.9mm 144.284klx 2.1mm 20bit 2uA Color Recognition I2C Low power/sleep mode、Spectral correction/filtering、Adjustable gain control、Interrupt/event trigger、Automatic gain control SOT-8(5x3) Ambient Light Sensors ROHS). See how each wires it, with its parts, size, README and files; the OPT4048DTSR’s symbol, footprint and pinout are on its own page.

  • 2 layers20 × 20 mmB OPT4048DTSR BRK R1.0, the printed circuit board in 3D

    B OPT4048DTSR BRK R1.0

    Boardoza/Boardoza_OPT4048_High_Precision_Color_Sensor_Breakout_Board

    High-precision ambient light and color sensing breakout board based on the Texas Instruments OPT4048 sensor.

    16 partsCC-BY-SA-4.0
  • 2 layers58 × 112.7 mmBaseplate mock 2 rev 1, the printed circuit board in 3D

    Baseplate mock 2 rev 1

    Kmshanley/PicoSat-Initiative

    The pocket cube standard requires satellites to be 5x5x5cm and under 250 grams. Upon completion of this Wentworth PicoSat it will become one of the smallest satellites capable of high resolution imagery from LEO.

    22 parts3GPL-3.0
  • 4 layers58 × 64 mmBaseplate rev1 mock3, the printed circuit board in 3D

    Baseplate rev1 mock3

    Kmshanley/PicoSat-Initiative

    The pocket cube standard requires satellites to be 5x5x5cm and under 250 grams. Upon completion of this Wentworth PicoSat it will become one of the smallest satellites capable of high resolution imagery from LEO.

    29 parts3GPL-3.0
  • 4 layers58 × 64 mmBaseplateRev1, the printed circuit board in 3D

    BaseplateRev1

    Kmshanley/PicoSat-Initiative

    The pocket cube standard requires satellites to be 5x5x5cm and under 250 grams. Upon completion of this Wentworth PicoSat it will become one of the smallest satellites capable of high resolution imagery from LEO.

    38 parts3GPL-3.0
  • 4 layers58 × 64 mmBaseplateRev1 B, the printed circuit board in 3D

    BaseplateRev1 B

    Kmshanley/PicoSat-Initiative

    The pocket cube standard requires satellites to be 5x5x5cm and under 250 grams. Upon completion of this Wentworth PicoSat it will become one of the smallest satellites capable of high resolution imagery from LEO.

    30 parts3GPL-3.0
  • 8 layers47.8 × 47.8 mmExternalFaces, the printed circuit board in 3D

    ExternalFaces

    Kmshanley/PicoSat-Initiative

    The pocket cube standard requires satellites to be 5x5x5cm and under 250 grams. Upon completion of this Wentworth PicoSat it will become one of the smallest satellites capable of high resolution imagery from LEO.

    31 parts3GPL-3.0
  • 4 layers46 × 50.4 mmExternalFaces, the printed circuit board in 3D

    ExternalFaces

    Kmshanley/PicoSat-Initiative

    The pocket cube standard requires satellites to be 5x5x5cm and under 250 grams. Upon completion of this Wentworth PicoSat it will become one of the smallest satellites capable of high resolution imagery from LEO.

    34 parts3GPL-3.0
  • 4 layers64 × 58 mmFinal baseplate model 66, the printed circuit board in 3D

    Final baseplate model 66

    Kmshanley/PicoSat-Initiative

    The pocket cube standard requires satellites to be 5x5x5cm and under 250 grams. Upon completion of this Wentworth PicoSat it will become one of the smallest satellites capable of high resolution imagery from LEO.

    41 parts3GPL-3.0
  • 4 layers50 × 50 mmTopExternalFaceRev0, the printed circuit board in 3D

    TopExternalFaceRev0

    Kmshanley/PicoSat-Initiative

    The pocket cube standard requires satellites to be 5x5x5cm and under 250 grams. Upon completion of this Wentworth PicoSat it will become one of the smallest satellites capable of high resolution imagery from LEO.

    31 parts3GPL-3.0