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OS08A10 8MP HDR Camera
VIM3's new 4K 60 FPS MIPI-CSI Camera

Gouwa
Feb 27, 20201 min read


Passive Cooling a VIM3L
In this blog post, we test out a large passive radiator for the VIM3L. This radiator was designed by our forum member RRZC777. A few months ago you may have recalled us talking on the forums about the possibility of passive-cooling an SBC from the board’s underside. As it happens, one of our forum members, RRZC777, decided to design his own passive radiator (fanless cooler) for his VIM3L. The VIM3L is targeted at the HTPC (Home Theatre PC) market, and many enthusiasts would

Gouwa
Dec 10, 20193 min read


Khadas Tone Board - Moving Towards a Noiseless Setup
Introduction The Khadas Tone Board has become very popular due to its great balance of high quality sound at an affordable price. Owing...

Gouwa
Oct 30, 20192 min read


Assembling a DIY Case & 3705 Cooling Fan
When a 3705 Cooling Fan is installed, users may encounter a situation wherein the DIY Case cannot be closed completely. This occurs because one side of the 3705 Cooling Fan interferes with a catch on the DIY Case's top cover. This can be seen from an idealised assembly simulation, wherein a Khadas VIM3 CAD model was used. The red circle shows the interference region. Users may experience this issue, or not at all. This is dependent on the unique combination of components you'

Gouwa
Oct 15, 20192 min read


What's New in VIM1 v14?
We’ve updated the original VIM1, swapping out parts that have reached end-of-life, and improving the DRAM frequency to 912MHz. This New VIM1 v14 has already been manufactured, and is ready for immediate shipping from Khadas Shop, for the same price as the old VIM1, $44.99 (Basic), $54.99 (Pro). Pictures for Bloggers: 4K Photographs - Top, Bottom, Perspective Changes: Moved the VIN input to below the USB-C port, and changed the connector type. Changed the programmable MCU to S

Gouwa
Sep 27, 20191 min read


Why the M2X Extension Board?
Why do Edge-V & VIM3/L need an extension board for SSD drives? The M2X Extension Board is designed to mount vertically onto either the VIM3 or Edge-V SBCs, as indicated by the purple circles. As seen in the first picture, an NVMe SSD mounts neatly into the footprint of the M2X Extension Board, as it is 88mm in width. This is indicated by the green outline. In the second picture, that same NVMe SSD will not be able to fit into the footprint of either a VIM3/L or Edge-V SBC, as

Gouwa
Sep 27, 20191 min read


Update: Kap Case / New VIM1 / 3705 Cooling Fan
Updates to the Kap Case, New VIM1 v14 and 3705 Cooling Fan

Gouwa
Sep 25, 20192 min read
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