“The RP2350B is a very powerful MCU and has 40 GPIOs with 5V tolerant functionality, and the PGA2350 can handle all of those GPIOs at will. All 16-bit address buses and 8-bit data buses of legacy devices such as retro PCs and game consoles can be handled directly from the PIOs. Also, by using 8Mbit PSRAM, it is possible to add dream-like functions if you work hard enough.”
“I am glad I bought two pga2350's just in case. I tried to solder the pins freehand on the first, which never works out with multiple row chips. To factor out all 64 pins, I needed a solderable breadboard without ganging such as the elegoo 32 piece solderable breadboard kit from amazon the redundancy came in handy with the second kit when I stacked three bread boards deep to make an alignment jig that unceremoniously worked the first time.”
“ordered 5x pga2350 21th august 24 with standart shipping w/o tracking to thailand, today 23th sept, order #PI718442 not delivered, and nobody known where this parcel.
update: parcel delivered to country at 29.08 and place to customs storage, but taxes letter about this parcel delivered 27.09. this is thailand!”
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Really sorry to hear that this hasn't arrived with you yet!
If you get in touch with our support team at support@pimoroni.com we'll be able to sort out a replacement order for you c:
“Great little development board, the only I've found so far to use the B variant of the RP2350!
I designed a little development board to allow me to prototype Eurorack modules with it on a breadboard, including adding a USB connection and pin headers for reset and bootsel.”
