nand on a breadboard
chris.bate
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hi all,
hi all, me ... again
as some people here will know all too well if they have tried to get any NAND memory at a decent non-highway robbery price without meeting an MOQ it's almost easier to walk on water,
so i'm interested to know how many people here would really like to be able to use the samsung Nand Memory on breadboards with their basic stamps ,pic ,avrs, with a simple pcb that plugs into a single line on a bread board with only the required pins not the whole 48 pins on the tsop package
for the benefit of those who don't know they are in a tsop package and they have a fine pitch which is too small for a large percentage of hobbyists to solder,
that and the problems of getting them in the first place without meeting MOQ's of 960 a lot of people give up and suffer with smaller memmory or attempt to interface to an sd card...
how many people would in interested in such a thing if it were availble for a realistic price?
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hi all, me ... again
as some people here will know all too well if they have tried to get any NAND memory at a decent non-highway robbery price without meeting an MOQ it's almost easier to walk on water,
so i'm interested to know how many people here would really like to be able to use the samsung Nand Memory on breadboards with their basic stamps ,pic ,avrs, with a simple pcb that plugs into a single line on a bread board with only the required pins not the whole 48 pins on the tsop package
for the benefit of those who don't know they are in a tsop package and they have a fine pitch which is too small for a large percentage of hobbyists to solder,
that and the problems of getting them in the first place without meeting MOQ's of 960 a lot of people give up and suffer with smaller memmory or attempt to interface to an sd card...
how many people would in interested in such a thing if it were availble for a realistic price?
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