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oxidecomputer/hw-ignitionlet
Breakout board for the ice40 FPGA with SPI PMOD interface
Printed circuit boards designed in KiCad and published on GitHub, each with its parts, layers and size, its README and its files; open any of them in PCBKit.

oxidecomputer/hw-ignitionlet
Breakout board for the ice40 FPGA with SPI PMOD interface

oxidecomputer/hardware-adafruit-ignition-adapter
Programming Adapter for using Adafruit FT232H and iceprog



oxidecomputer/hardware-adafruit-ignition-adapter
Programming Adapter for using Adafruit FT232H and iceprog

oxidecomputer/hw-k2
This design provides a PCIe extender that converts from a U.2 PCIe device connector and provides a x4 PCIe CEM slot.

oxidecomputer/hw-samtec-dbg
Allows for conversion between SFM-105-02-X-DH-XX, TFC-105-02-F-D-A-K, and a 2x5 0.1" header.

oxidecomputer/hw-samtec-dbg
Allows for conversion between SFM-105-02-X-DH-XX, TFC-105-02-F-D-A-K, and a 2x5 0.1" header.

oxidecomputer/hw-gimletlet
More full-featured breakout board for the STM32H7, including many expansion headers for daughter boards. In active use for Hubris development and as a Swiss Army Knife around the lab

oxidecomputer/hw-ignitionlet
Breakout board for the ice40 FPGA with SPI PMOD interface

oxidecomputer/hw-gimletlet
More full-featured breakout board for the STM32H7, including many expansion headers for daughter boards. In active use for Hubris development and as a Swiss Army Knife around the lab

oxidecomputer/hw-lpc55-carrier
Daughterboard which plugs into the Gemini Bringup Board (and gimletlet's carrier-carrier) and provides an LPC55 (root of trust microcontroller)

oxidecomputer/hw-lpc55-carrier
Daughterboard which plugs into the Gemini Bringup Board (and gimletlet's carrier-carrier) and provides an LPC55 (root of trust microcontroller)

oxidecomputer/hw-gimletlet-nic
Daughterboard for the Gimletlet 2 which uses a KSZ8463 to break out two ethernet (RJ-45) connectors. In active use for Hubris development.

oxidecomputer/hw-gimletlet
More full-featured breakout board for the STM32H7, including many expansion headers for daughter boards. In active use for Hubris development and as a Swiss Army Knife around the lab
