It was a very cool mechanic and it’s a shame they removed it.
Context: I'm working on a board which takes MIPI-DSI output from the Raspberry Pi CM4, uses a TI sn65dsi83 to convert to LVDS, and sends that LVDS to the display. I've been having some trouble getting this section to work, and I'm considering switching to the Pine64 SOQuartz which is pin-compatible with the CM4 but can optionally output LVDS signals on its MIPI-DSI pins. I'd like the next revision of my board to support two options:
- Continuing to use the sn65 chip to convert MIPI to LVDS
- Routing the LVDS signals directly to the display's connector.
I could of course add some sort of differential switch IC, but I think I'd rather use solder jumpers or cuttable traces or similar, so that I can easily modify the board to route the signals one way or the other. LVDS and MIPI are both differential signals which want impedance-controlled traces. It seems like naively adding 0 ohm jumpers or solder bridges might cause signal distortions. What are the best practices for this?
Would something like this work?
https://preview.redd.it/fpma1cp8k7581.png?width=1986&format=png&auto=webp&s=ae83dca1b8809b869aa1dc2227d10ae6276301e2
For my daughter's room, if I buy H61381A1, and then cut it, is there something I can use to connect the two pieces to a separate piece of furniture 2-4ft away?
As the title says. If you have him on your roster when are you officially cutting bait? Once the season starts, after the final trade deadline, or have you already sent him on his way?
People of Reddit, I am curious if I cut off a section of the lights listed above and want to use the rest of the strip on a separate project what all do I need to buy in order to make them work and still be able to control them?
We're in our finals, and I was very surprised to discover that suddenly everyone on my team could be cut if I so desired.
Is this normal behaviour from yahoo?
Pls. avoid late-game spoilers. The only ones I've cut so far are Rathian, Barioth, R. Ludroth, and Mizutsune in the demo. I know you can cut Barroth and Rathalos tails, but I have yet to try. Slicing shots are so effective and fun~
I have to design a gear that can withstand a lot of heat and friction. H13 steel would be perfect. Does anybody know if H13 steel can be laser cut?
So I’m trying to find the best (least env impact) sheet material that can be laser cut. I need rigid sheets of 3 to 5mm thickness, cheap and available enough to be sourced by hobbyists. My Research so far took me to PLA sheets, bio foam sheets and wheat/straw sheet (mdf like) but as I’m not an expert in that field, I find it hard to conclude which one(s) are bio/home compostable and sustainable.
Any one got pointers on the topics?
For example, if I wanted 4 easily cuttable "sections" making up the entire page. Like a book of quotes that people can take from.
What are some options self-publishing wise? Do any companies do this?
New Atlas: Proteus becomes the world's first manufactured non-cuttable material. https://newatlas.com/materials/proteus-non-cuttable-bike-lock-armor/
So I believe oxygendavid said he added a few cuttable hedges to the side of some roads on Sandy bay. If you know where some of these hedges are could u send me a picture of the minimap marked with the location so I can combine all these to make a map with all locations. Also if u already know of a map that shows this could u link it below? Thanks.
Not sure if this is the right place or even if I worded the question correctly. But I have an absurdly large anchovie tin that I peeled the lid off and ran it through the dish machine several times. I want to use it for trinkets and the like. How can I make it so the edge won't cut me or my daughter (if it's safe enough for her to use)? I was thinking clear nail polish but I wanted your guys ideas first
