Introducing the PureThermal Micro Breakout Board: The Smallest Lepton Breakout Board Ever Made for Easy Thermal Imaging Integration

 The PureThermal Micro Breakout Board is an ultra-compact module that simplifies the process of integrating FLIR's Lepton thermal imaging sensors into various projects. This tiny board packs a punch with its easy interfacing, small form factor, and a range of features that make it an attractive option for hobbyists, researchers, and developers.

Introducing the PureThermal Micro Breakout Board: The Smallest Lepton Breakout Board Ever Made for Easy Thermal Imaging Integration

Measuring just 12.2x14mm, this is the smallest Lepton breakout board ever made, making it perfect for embedded applications. It can be soldered onto a PCB using the castellated breakout or connected via a 10-pin flat flexible cable (FFC) or flexible printed circuit (FPC) to communicate with the Lepton via I2C and VoSPI. The module takes care of the Lepton voltage supplies and 25MHz master clock, simplifying the integration process for designers.

Key features and benefits of the PureThermal Micro Breakout Board:

  • Ultra-compact module designed for easy interfacing with FLIR's Lepton thermal imaging sensors
  • Smallest Lepton breakout board ever made, measuring just 12.2x14mm
  • Can be soldered onto a PCB using the castellated breakout or connected via a 10-pin FFC/FPC
  • Takes care of the Lepton voltage supplies and 25MHz master clock, simplifying integration
  • Compatible with all current 2.x, 3.x, and FS Lepton cores
  • Open-source reference code available on the GroupGets GitHub for getting started
  • Castellated edges for easy integration with a PCB
  • KiCAD footprint available on GitHub for easy integration into new designs
  • Weighs only 0.95g ± 0.1g, with an input voltage range of 3.3-5V
  • Thermal video output is via SPI, making it easy to interface with other devices
  • Versatile, with a wide range of applications including thermal imaging, temperature measurements, electrical inspection, and more
  • RoHS compliant, making it an environmentally friendly option
  • Affordable, with a full price of $59.99 and a $5.00 discount available for the first 40 backers

The PureThermal Micro Breakout Board is compatible with all current 2.x, 3.x, and FS Lepton cores, providing flexibility and compatibility with various FLIR Lepton sensors. Additionally, the module has an open-source reference code available on the GroupGets GitHub for getting started, making it an excellent option for developers.

PureThermal Micro Breakout Board

One of the most attractive features of the PureThermal Micro Breakout Board is its compact form factor, which allows it to be embedded into other modules easily. The castellated edges on the board make it easy to integrate with a PCB, and the 10-pin FPC/FFC connector enables easy communication with the Lepton via I2C and VoSPI. Furthermore, the KiCAD footprint is available on GitHub, making it easy to integrate into new designs.

The PureThermal Micro Breakout Board weighs only 0.95g ± 0.1g and has an input voltage range of 3.3-5V, making it ideal for a wide range of applications. The module supports Lepton 2.x, 3.x, and FS, enabling compatibility with various Lepton cores. The thermal video output is via SPI, making it easy to interface with other devices.

One of the most attractive aspects of the PureThermal Micro Breakout Board is its versatility. It can be used for a wide range of applications, including thermal imaging in confined spaces, non-contact temperature measurements, electrical inspection and diagnostics, moisture or leak detection, integration with IoT devices, night vision imaging, gesture recognition, fire detection and prevention, light-weight drone thermal imaging, and motion sensing.

The PureThermal Micro Breakout Board is RoHS compliant, making it an environmentally friendly option for developers. It is also incredibly affordable, with a full price of $59.99. However, for the first 40 backers, there is a $5.00 discount available, making it an even more attractive option.

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