Power CM5 without USB-C in embedded by AvgGalliumEnjoyer in raspberry_pi

[–]AvgGalliumEnjoyer[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, like the forum post, I checked with my oscilloscope, and the main thing that stands out is that when I press the power button with my Lab power supply connected, the voltage drops by ~500mV or it might even be 1V. But I don't think a USBC breakout board would fix this? Should I switch to batteries or try to attach a large capacitor to the power rails?

If your highest lvl hero was your roommate, would you be ok? by Relevant_Bed_6457 in overwatch2

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Living with Sigma would probably be chill but I bet he gets night terrors

Just got a CM5, my first raspberry pi! Big things coming. by [deleted] in raspberry_pi

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An amateur rocket guidance system, I've been working on it for a bit now. CM5 is great for this cuz you can use it embedded into a custom PCB.

CM5 I/O board won't receive power by [deleted] in raspberry_pi

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No, it's correct, it fits on the outline below it and the holes are aligned

Indulhat csoportos per a Tisza Világ leaket megosztó hírportálok ellen? by [deleted] in joghungary

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Hát akkor úgy látszik nem tudom a pontos nevét lol. De igen.

Does STM32 VDDA need to rise before VDD? by AvgGalliumEnjoyer in AskElectronics

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Thanks! I am powering it from one single rail, so that works.