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- 11 Apr 2011, 06:04
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: Recreating the Lisp keyboard
- Replies: 62
- Views: 37100
On second thought, the daisy chaining and microcontroller are optional. Given four connectors rather than two, the single-key PCBs can be arranged in the traditional scanned matrix. The only active component is then a diode. Also, you can skip the mounting holes on the PCB, and use panel-mount Cherr...
- 10 Apr 2011, 18:50
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: Recreating the Lisp keyboard
- Replies: 62
- Views: 37100
The solution to the PCB size problem is this: One PCB per key. This PCB should hold only: one keyswitch. the cheapest available low-pin-count microcontroller (for instance, the PIC10F200, which comes in SOT-23 packaging!) two small connectors for daisy chaining (simple one or two-wire bus) two or mo...