Raspberry Pi & Waveshare 5.5inch AMOLED Microscope Case

The Raspberry Pi Microscope was put together to help with soldering PCBs that have small surface mount components. Its main function is to verify the quality of solder joints and ensure there aren’t any short circuits. With the addition of an external display, the Microscope can be used as a complete electronics and software development powerhouse, supporting applications such as VSCode, PlatformIO, and KiCAD. Moreover, leveraging the Raspberry Pi platform opens up vast learning opportunities and allows for limitless customization. For example, the microscope can be configured to stream video or even serve as a fully functional Linux desktop!

A complete write up is available on the Core Electronics website. I used PLA-CF from Bambu Lab with the following slicer settings:

• Layer height - 0.16mm
• Initial layer height - 0.2mm
• Infill density - 15%
• Infill pattern - Grid
• Hotend temperature - 230℃
• Bed temperature - 65℃
• Supports - enabled
• Support type - normal
• Initial layer speed - 50mm/s
• Wall speed - 200mm/s
• Infill speed - 330mm/s