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I don't think you can, at least not without spending way more money than a retail one would cost.
http://www.gamefreax.com
Code:http://www.gamefreax.com
still seems to have them available in stock.
The schematics and the pcb layout of the first usb gecko's are available somewhere.
The usb gecko contains a cpld which needs to be programmed.
You probably need a jtag programmer to do this. So, if you can buy one, go for it.
You're not good at this whole "jokes" thing, please stop.now wait 9 months and you'll have a USB Gecko.![]()
You're not good at this whole "jokes" thing, please stop.now wait 9 months and you'll have a USB Gecko.![]()
gudenaurock: If you don't know how to read schematics, this project is probably too hard. Start with something easier if you want to get into Electrical Engineering.
You're not good at this whole "jokes" thing, please stop.now wait 9 months and you'll have a USB Gecko.![]()
gudenaurock: If you don't know how to read schematics, this project is probably too hard. Start with something easier if you want to get into Electrical Engineering.
The old usb gecko project could be seen with altium designer viewer. (Summer 09) Will try the Se version with it.
The se edition files can be viewed with that program as well.
You're not good at this whole "jokes" thing, please stop.now wait 9 months and you'll have a USB Gecko.![]()
You're not good at this whole "jokes" thing, please stop.now wait 9 months and you'll have a USB Gecko.
I though his joke was hilarious.