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Mint Delhi Decoded

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Delhi is a special state and has a multi-tiered level of governance which makes the intersection between urban governance and national politics extremely nuanced. This intersection, more often than not, sets precedence, for how other states react. Through this weekly podcast, Pretika Khanna, discusses her city, Delhi and decodes some of the issues that affect Delhi-dwellers and the rest of the India, alike. This is a Mint production brought to you by HT Smartcast.
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Millennial Paisa is a new-age podcast helping young adults in India figure out the complex world of personal finance and investing. If you are a millennial in India and have a question about equities, debt, mutual funds, credit cards, or online shopping, Millennial Paisa has all the easy answers for you.
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This week we designed some prototypes: CAN FD version of our FeatherWing and BFF. We also designed a board for the AP33772S (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngQT0Et32wM) which we covered on EYE ON NPI - this is a chip that can do extended range USB Type C Power Delivery (https://www.usb.org/usb-charger-pd) and it seems, Programmable Power Supply mo…
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This week we got Claude working natively on Windows (yay!) which speeds up development since we're not hitting the filesystem through multiple layers. That meant we also worked on a bunch of little breakouts: the BMP585 protos came in and those worked fine. Plus we knocked out the VEML6046 RGB+IR sensor library (https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit…
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Fresh drivers for Bosch BMP5xx sensors & LiPoly chargers, plus Particle Tachyon fun with web-console shell + Blinka support! Also, heat sink tips for TO-220s.This week at our desk we cranked through a whole mess of drivers. Starting with the BMP580/BMP581/BMP585 series, which had a proper Bosch driver library (https://github.com/boschsensortec/BMP5…
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Last week, we conducted a Great Search for a clear shaft linear potentiometer. This week, the prototypes arrived—and they work great! We're also beginning work on the FruitJam Tester. We'll be showing the finalized silkscreen, the cover plate we designed, and the expected form factor of the tester itself. Additionally, we wrapped up a library for a…
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This week at the desk, we tackled a huge stack of E-Ink displays. A couple of weeks ago, we focused on restocking the tricolor and grayscale 2.13" and 1.54" models. This time, we worked on the 2.9" version for the MagTag and explored some larger, very cool display options: https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_EPD/pull/86. We got most of them workin…
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Ladyada's diving into solar charging tech with the bq25798 MPPT charger ☀️, exploring IR sensors, drone-friendly compasses, and prepping for another big release ... but take it easy, take it slow ...baby steps 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5925163669389312…
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(Re-broadcast, LIVE was not working for all social media on Sunday night, so here ya go!This week at our desk, we spent a lot of our focused engineering time working on e-paper display drivers. These displays are a lot more annoying than TFTs, which have settled on standardized MIPI command sets. Also, they have custom "waveforms" used to configure…
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We’re finally recovering from being sick all week, so not a ton of new things this time — but hey, we still accomplished a few important updates:Fruit Jam Rev CThe Fruit Jam PCBs (https://www.adafruit.com/product/6200) arrived and have been assembled! This is the final hardware revision: our hardware test covers all behaviors and everything works f…
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This week at the desk, we worked on getting more small hardware boards done. We revised our 1.5" transparent OLED breakout (oops, pins were swapped), designed breakouts for sensors like the AS5600 (https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/ams-osram-usa-inc/AS5600-ASOM/8250257) and STHS34PF80 (https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/stmicroelec…
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This week at the desk, we're working on getting more designs wrapped and out the door so we can keep a steady supply of new products into the shop.First up is a TPS61169 constant current booster, designed to make driving nOOds easier—especially 12V or 24V ones, but also series-connected 3V filaments.🔗 https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/texa…
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This week at our desk, we've been working through a substantial pile of prototypes to prepare them for the shop. Several designs from a few weeks ago are now ready. We tested the Ethernet breakout using the W5500 chip (https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/wiznet/W5500/4425702), which required no firmware. Additionally, we developed a driver f…
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This week at the Desk of Ladyada, we're getting back into the swing of releasing one or two new products a week after dealing with some tariff-related chaos. Last week we launched the Sparkle Motion Stick and the SEN6x Adapter. Next week, look out for the OPT4048.For the OPT4048, we wanted to easily plot the CIE x & y to a color graph—which used to…
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We're back to designing more prototypes to get the product pump primed! Having lots of boards to work with means we can reliably get one or two shipping each week. To that end, here are some upcoming chips we've made breakouts for:SLB9670VQ20FW785 (TPM chip): https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/infineon-technologies/SLB9670VQ20FW785XTMA1/116…
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After digging ourselves out of a tariff-induced hole, we're back to working on some hardware (yay). Last week we finished off the Sparkle Motion Stick by moving the microphone around. We're thinking of using this case for the "ESP Trinkeys" we designed last year—we like the simplicity and snap-fit.We also got to testing the SEN-66 QT adapter. It wo…
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Since this is the topic of the day, we'll be looking at how to purchase an item from DigiKey with tariffs in mind. DigiKey is a free trade zone, which means that if you're not in the USA, you will not have to pay additional tariffs on goods that are re-exported. However, for USA destinations, the new tariffs can add a significant cost if the compon…
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With the RP2350 chip now in wide distribution (https://blog.adafruit.com/2025/03/27/eye-on-npi-raspberry-pi-rp2350a-and-rp2350b-microcontrollers-eyeonnpi-raspberrypi-digikey-raspberry_pi/), we're able to come up with a lot of variants of our popular RP2040 "Bones" (https://blog.adafruit.com/2023/01/22/rp2040-feather-bones-for-a-few-different-variet…
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This week was slow for hardware development—we were getting over being under the weather. But we did poke a little at a PCM5122 breakout board (https://www.digikey.com/short/fnf9t0b1). This chip can do software or hardware control of I2S signals and is preferred by folks who want something a little nicer than the PCM5102 (https://www.adafruit.com/p…
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This week, we worked on a few projects: We've got the (hopefully final) TLV320DAC3100 boards (https://www.digikey.com/short/td7742wh). Having spent many weeks on this, we'd like to verify that we have the noise and grounding issues resolved and book PCBs. We'll need this chip working well for Fruit Jam completion! Speaking of, we made a revision of…
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This week, we were all over the place with a bunch of different designs and experiments. After last week's analysis of the TLV320DAC3100, we made some updates to the design and re-booked prototype PCBs.We also designed a triple-matrix bonnet: with our latest work on getting HUB75 RGB matrices working on the Raspberry Pi 5, we can now do matrix cont…
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Ladyada explores I2S DACs, testing PCM51xx as a UDA1334A alternative. Work continues on the TLV320DAC3100, we test an AI API interface for setters/getters for Claude with pay per token. A new Pi Compute Module backpack is in progress - And we search for tall connectors for CM4/CM5.Read more https://blog.adafruit.com/2025/02/17/desk-of-ladyada-i2s-d…
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This week at the Desk, we worked on our Sparkle Motion Mini (https://www.adafruit.com/product/6160) and not-so-Mini testers. The Mini (https://www.adafruit.com/product/6160) tester came together super fast, and we got the boards into the shop. The classic version got much more complicated with a few mistakes that cascaded into frustration during te…
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Wrapping up last year with display and LED PCB projects, including GC9A01A round display protos and Sparkle Motion boards. Solenoid driver testing underway, fixing WLED/mic interference. Great Search: Picking SOD-323 flyback diodes for solenoids, balancing specs and cost.-----------------------------------------Visit the Adafruit shop online - http…
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Ladyada's Desk celebrates light-filled PCB designs, including round TFT, transparent OLED, tiny displays, and new 'sparkle motion' WLED prototypes and live xLights demos. On The Great Search, SMT nuts enable flush mounting for a 1.8" round TFT with capacitive touch, we explore options at DigiKey!By Adafruit Industries
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This week at our desk...we're back from a family visit! We had Tannewt visit over the last few days, and chatted about CircuitPython goals for the coming year - we'll post the video soon. We're also doing some workspace organization because we've moved to a new room for the office. We're trying to organize with some IKEA ALEX drawers (https://www.y…
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Post-Turkey updates from Ladyada! We tested new boards (minor FPC tweak, no respin needed) and started designing a sleek WLED board with help from firepixie & the community. Plus, check out The Great Search for high-power diodes and Day 1 of #Retrocomputing Advent: Apple II nostalgia!By Adafruit Industries
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This week on Desk of Ladyada: A look inside North Korean missiles. Motor drivers galore, prototypes for A4988, TMC2209, and TMC2130 are here, plus a detour with ‘Newxie,’ a retro-style 1.14" TFT. Metro RP2350B boards arrived—CircuitPython support coming soon! Also, NEMA-23 stepper fun on The Great Search!…
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Prototypes are in! Tested our USB/Solar/DC to 5V booster—note: loads 200mA need a workaround, but it’s a win for the price. Also tested cables & a spinning motor for holiday vibes! SOIC debugging clips—perfect for 0.3" SOICs on Metro RP2350 boards!And on The Great Search: SOIC SMT ClipsBy Adafruit Industries
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This week, we had our official 'Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting Ceremony' - complete with big scissors from https://bigscissors.com/. We had ada-friends come from around the area to visit and speeches from Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce (https://www.brooklynchamber.com/) and Industry City (https://industrycity.com/). So we didn't get a ton of new hardwa…
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This week at our desk, we're working on my desk! We purchased a motorized 'sit-stand' kit so that we can spend a few minutes not on our butt. We can look at some design decisions for how the motors and controls work together.We also got back a few prototypes we worked on from previous weeks: the sunken USB C breakout & ICS-43434 I2S mic work out of…
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This week, we worked on getting a bunch of small designs into the pipeline to have a nice crop of new products in a few weeks. Last week, we looked at TDK microphones and were inspired by the T5838 (https://www.digikey.com/short/bzvzbnm9) PDM microphone with configurable low-power wake pin. We also looked at our pile of old 202x protos and re-found…
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Did you know thousands of investors are making 50% yearly returns spending just 5 minutes on their financial investments? Alok Jain, founder of Weekend Investing, joins us to show the true power of momentum investing. Listen in for the best insights from a man who has 26 years of experience in the stock market. Free eBook on Amazon: https://amzn.to…
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In this episode, I talk about the world of IPOs - Initial Public Offerings. What is an IPO? How do you invest in an IPO? Do they even matter? I answer all your most asked questions! Free eBook on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3axZrYC Twitter: https://twitter.com/averagespy Instagram: http://instagram.com/ankitchawla6 Audio: Night In Venice by Kevin MacLe…
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The first episode of FAQ Chat has two Indian millennials in a freewheeling chat about the stock market bubble, falling FD interest rates, good long-term investment options, and directions for first-time investors. Make sure you listen in for the latest insights. Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only. No part of it should be co…
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Our health is our most important asset. So, medical or health insurance is the most important investment, right? But, in a trust deficit market like India, how do you buy the right kind of medical insurance? The first episode on Millennial Paisa Season 2 brings you an exhaustive list of things you need to check before buying medical insurance. 11 m…
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With phones replacing classrooms, covid-19 brought out a sudden need for digital accessibility. In this episode, Mint journalist @pretikakhanna speaks to Saransh Vaswani, co-founder of Saajha, an NGO based in Delhi which worked with schools to bridge the gap for marginalized students and also work with parents to be active participants in schools.…
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Covid-19 and the uncertainty with it has made us all re-think our models of savings and further investing. In this episode, Mint journalist @pretikakhanna speaks to Prashant Maurya, Partner, Citrine Financial Advisors, a Delhi-based financial planner on what investors need to keep in mind, what should your contingency fund hold and what steps you c…
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