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MicroSD card breakout board+ Reviews

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Really easy to solder and worked flawlessly, very compact design.
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Posted 2 years ago
Good SD card breakout - works reliably. Seems to be alot of negative space on the breakout that is unnecessary.
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Posted 3 years ago
Easy to set up and install. Working well on mp3 playback on RPi pico.
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Posted 3 years ago
Works well, although you're going to need to connect it to something with hardware SPI pins if you want to read/write anything other than the smallest files at a reasonable speed. Note that there seems to be some API discrepancies between the documented library functions and the examples provided, which I'm still trying to resolve. The example code gives you pretty much everything you'll need to do, though.
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Posted 3 years ago
What a fab board! Easy to program in both python and C and is proving to be very reliable.
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Posted 4 years ago
Easy to use!
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Posted 4 years ago
OK, this is a pretty well made SD breakout board - but, its not perfect. I confirm that it works perfectly well using the 3V3 supply. I have not tried the 5V supply. The only problem I have with it, is that like ALL the other SD breakout boards I have ever used, the DO (MISO) line is not tri-state. Meaning, when you de-select the board by raising SS, the MOSI line does not go "open circuit". This prevents you from using other SPI devices the same bus. The workaround is easy though. Just direct the MISO signal though a tri-state buffer (eg CD74HC125E) before connecting it to your microcontroller. Connect the SS pin of the SD module to the same SS pin of the tri-state buffer. Then, you can have the SD card working with any other device (like a camera in my case), and it all works happily together!
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Posted 4 years ago
Work very well with both 3.3V and 5V
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Posted 4 years ago