This article is about a RPOf circuit for the Raspberry Pi using a Trinket, thus the name tRPOf.
The main difference from previous ones, is that this project uses a standard Adafruit Trinket as microcontroller instead the MSP430 in order to use "off the shelf" components with less effort of programming and a LiPo charger/USB DC/DC converter..
Often during the week ends we love to visit antique malls and similar places, looking for something to adapt to other uses or just strange things.
Sometimes instead I found things that .. well, something I can not just leave there.
A quick DIY fume extractor.
Breathing fumes when soldering is not exactly an healthy activity.
You can buy a fume extractor but often they are quite expensive.
The market for embedded development is more and more complex and fast these days.
Every day there is some new platform popping up.
Is quite difficult to stay updated unless you have to do that for work.
I'm a software developer, mainly in firmware for many years and still today I really love working on small board in C or assembly. I consider that a "real" programmer job.
Going down on the memory lane (pun intended :) ) it can explains maybe why.