i use arch btw. - is there a finished microcont...
is there a finished microcontroller module on tsci's repos?
Stested and physically ordered? No- though we would fund people to do this!
Sthe most complex tscircuit boards- some with fairly complex IC routing, are here: https://github.com/tscircuit/sparkfun-boards
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Swe are looking to sponsor $500-2.5k/mcu board if people make good ones. Let me know if you have a project in mind!
Swe like the RP2040/RP235x chips fwiw
Sbut others are probably ok
Ii might try to use one of the really cheap CH32V003 chips.
Syea that's fine
Si love that
Swe'll 100% sponsor fabrication as long as your board is open-source, and like i said if it works we have $500-$2.5k/completed board. It's worth more if it uses auto-layout/autorouting and also points for complexity
Si don't put bounties up for these yet even though they're extremely valuable because often people run into bugs and I feel bad when they put a lot of effort in, but you're a smart guy and can figure it out 
Sbtw i love those cheap chips haha
Svery exciting
Iso, do i just start a git repo with the chip and then send a link somewhere once im done?
Syep, as long as you have a LICENSE file w/ MIT/Apache 2 and it's pushed to tscircuit.com you're good
Si would recommend MIT because then we can credit you and add it to our official sample boards at some point
Sany bugs you fix along the way can get you sponsorship/bounties as well
Ithe ch32v003 needs an external programmer. is that fine? and also would that be under the sponsor? since i don't have usb serial adapter yet.
SYou’ll need to write a proposal for that, if you make the repo and create an issue we can review it and put a budget on equipment etc
IIt is a microcontroller-based development board featuring a CH32V003F4P6 microcontroller with wiring for power, reset, UART communication, an LED power indicator, and optional reset button and jumper connections. To import and use the greenpill component in a project:
```tsx
import Greenpill from "@tsci/Heinrich-XIAO.greenpill"
export default ...
```tsx
import Greenpill from "@tsci/Heinrich-XIAO.greenpill"
export default ...
SHehe i wish the build was working, will check out soon
Ibuild fixed
SLooks like a nice module
SI wonder if we could put it in the micromod processor board form factor
Are you trying to manufacture as is? How is it programmed
Are you trying to manufacture as is? How is it programmed
Iit's programmed with a WCH-LinkE
SVia the jumper?
Iyup
SYea we can sponsor this, can you put it inside a micromod processor board form factor? Will look more impressive for our investors
If you import @tscircuit/common it should work.
The programmer is cheap and we can sponsor it too
If you import @tscircuit/common it should work.
The programmer is cheap and we can sponsor it too
IMicroMod
SYep! It should be simple to shove it inside using @tscircuit/common. @Abse did a lot of work on it
SI will try to help in a sec
SOr maybe later
SBut then i can easily play with the module with function boards for testing
SIts a really cool little chip
SOh btw how is this powered….
SMaybe micromod can provide power?
Ii think it can from what i can tell
Isince its just m.2
SI guess its just a module atm
Iyeah
SYea cant wait to play with it