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June 20, 2023

The Key to a Successful MVP: Choosing the Right Features

David Ray

Pay close attention to the primary issue that is remedied by your product. Work on your problem definition. Figure what the problem is and allow that to govern your decision making.

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Why a MVP Can Be More Effective Than a Fully Realized Product

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Using a Multimeter to measure voltage, current, and/or resistance

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DuMont: Part Two – An Allen B Du Mont 224-A Restoration

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Generating Gerber Files in KiCAD 7 on MacOS

Generating Gerber Files in KiCAD 9 on MacOS

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Original Hardware (Circa 2003) for the TI83 Plus graphing calculator

83Redux: Part Two – Fujitsu 29LV400TC (U15)

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TCA9517 Schematic Example

I2C Level Shifting With The TCA9517 With Reference Schematic

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DuMont: Part One – An Allen B Du Mont 224-A Restoration

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83Redux: Part One – A Journey into the TI83 Plus Graphing Calculator

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Retro Electro: The Untold Stories of Electronics History

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2 Become 1: Splicing Cut Tape Together

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Maximizing Connectivity with the Nexperia NCA9555 I/O Expander

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TI83 Plus Graphing Calculator Circuit Board

Top Tips and Tricks for Maximizing the Use of Decoupling Capacitors in PCB Design

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KiCAD Tip: Making a Reverse Mount LED Footprint – The Simple Way

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  • 83Redux: Part Two – Fujitsu 29LV400TC (U15)
  • I2C Level Shifting With The TCA9517 With Reference Schematic
  • 83Redux: Part One – A Journey into the TI83 Plus Graphing Calculator
  • Electricity 101: Understanding Voltage, Current, and Resistance
  • Retro Electro: The Untold Stories of Electronics History
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