TKJ Electronics

Finally TKJ Electronics has got our own domain, and on 1. November we will have our own homepage too.

Our homepage will contain information about our products, documentation, downloads, online shop and much more. Of course all the pre-release news and other exiting news will be published at the blog!

Check www.TKJElectronics.dk the 1st November for more information.

Today I’ve teamed up with a student from Belgium, who is going to be a part of TKJ Electronics.
He will help doing the development of new boards, especially the PCB designs as he is very experienced at this.

His name is Robin Theunis, he is 18 years old, a student and lives in Beringen – Belgium.
Currently he studies at a university college called KHK Kempen in Geel.

He have done many projects in the recent years, some for hobby, some for school, and one for a company. He quotes: “I’m in the world of embedded designs”

You can find some of his projects here:

• Web-controllable Robot
  • http://vti.sintpieterscholen.be/index.php?mode=fotos&stijl=default&map=/fotoalbum/Zzz_Archief/2008_2009/2009-05-28_6EE_Peter_Heller
• Nixie Clock
  • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNsIpU2r18Y
• AVR Steppermotor RS232 controller
  • http://www.on8rth.be/?cat=4&paged=2
  • http://www.on8rth.be/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/print.jpg
• Arduino: the good, the bad, the ugly
  • http://www.on8rth.be/?p=169

You can see more of his projects on his blog: http://www.on8rth.be
Instead of using Eagle he uses Altium – which in my opinion is a much better tool than Eagle, but unfortunately Altium doesn’t provide any Freeware versions!

So welcome to you Robin!

While cleaning up my computer files I stumbled over this schematic, which I used in the early stage of the USB LED Matrix development, and I thought it might be usefull to others.