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Introducing the Spiffie.org Bus Pirate PTH (March 25, 2009)
Hack A Day made an awesome prototyping and debugging tool called . The bus pirate can interface with most serial interfaces (SPI, I2C, RS232, JTAG, 1wire, etc) and is controlled by a simple serial terminal. If you have a pc with a serial port and a bus pirate, you can talk to most serial chips.
The latest revisions, though, are surface mount, which isn't so hot if you're just starting out, so we've taken their design and converted to entirely through hole parts with plenty of working space.
Go ahead and check out the Spiffie.org Bus Pirate PTH documentation and the .
When you're ready, , , or grab the sources and build your own.
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Posted by spiffed at March 25, 2009 3:43 PM