532: It's Still Real Fire

Kevin Santo Cappuccio, founder of Architeuthis Flux, joins the show to discuss creating Jumperless, an open-source breadboard that replaces physical jumper wires with software-controlled analog crossbar switches. We explore the need for 445 RGB LEDs on a breadboard, using MicroPython to create scriptable circuits, some of the lessons that can be implemented with the Jumperless, and how it might be used to create new instruments. Kevin also shares the story behind his upcoming Barnacle Board.

DISCUSSION RESOURCES & LINKS

Jumperless Project & Hardware Resources:

Jumperless Docs and Discord
Jumperless Shop (Also available via CrowdSupply but any discounts only apply to Kevin's shop)
JumperlessV5 · GitHub: Open-source hardware files, schematics, and firmware
Barnacle Board - GitHub: The future of jumperless includes a modular breadboard with custom-stamped clips and removable protoboard tops

Other Resources and Mentions:

Wokwi Simulator: Online browser-based electronic circuit simulator
Falstad Circuit Simulator: Kevin's favorite browser-based analog simulator
Hackaday Prize 2023: Jumperless took 2nd place in the 2023 contest.
Peter Griffin made an Microsoft Excel plugin interface for Jumperless, we discussed it with him in episode 505: Potato in a Number Field.
Kevin also talked with Chris Gammell of The Amp Hour with more information about the electrical response, timing, and the crossbars.
Giant squid - Wikipedia

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