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I'm the hacker behind the Open Source Mouse Repo. I still have some ADNS2620 sensors in my stash (yes, that was a typo that is now fixed). Look into the readme
by Futurologist 6y ago
I'm the hacker behind the Open Source Mouse Repo.
I still have some ADNS2620 sensors in my stash (yes, that was a typo that is now fixed). Look into the readme and see that there is a company called PixArt that seems to be the only source for some of these parts. I did get a bite (mouse bite?) from their rep at the time of the OSHWA Summit 2 years ago, but they went crickets. This project could get resurrected if there is a replacement sensor chip. I kind of like the Arduino Leonardo + ADNS sensor, and not interested in just a breakout of an 'all in one' mouse sensor.
If yer interested in getting a full kit or an ADNS sensor, please comment on the github issue tab https://github.com/biomurph/Mouse/issues/7 https://github.com/biomurph/Mouse/issues/7
- milton35 6y agoIt's not just "a company". Avago sold the IP to Pixart (after a long protracted patent battle) and exited the sensor market. Now all old Avago models are manufactured by Pixart.
- zargon 6y agoAvago's datasheets were thorough and easy to understand. Pixart datasheets, if you can find one, are incomplete and full of grammatical non-sequiturs and ambiguities. I really miss Avago.