Kevin Vance's C64 Cartridge Links the 6502 to the Rather More Powerful RP2040 on a Raspberry Pi Pico - Hackster.io
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STM32 NUCLEO board: the GPIO pin I want to use as ADC input is 5V-tolerant but ADC input voltage range is 0-3.3V. Do I still need a voltage divider? : r/microcontrollers
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Using a raspberry pi to control this 5v relay. Do I need a power source running into the relay? Or is my pi enough? : r/AskElectronics
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