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I did something like this in grad school once. The mechanical part of this is really hard! Getting things to line up reliably, repeatably... I don't think magne
by NelsonMinar 4y ago
I did something like this in grad school once. The mechanical part of this is really hard! Getting things to line up reliably, repeatably... I don't think magnetic pogo pins were available when I was working on this though.
- rkagerer 4y agoAre you sure the pins themselves make use of magnetism? It looks to me more like he embedded a pair of square magnets on each edge for alignment, just outside the outermost pins. Also: While there are magnetic pogo pin connectors all over AliExpress, nothing really fit the bill for this project.