I'm considering hopping aboard the train to develop some programming skills and work on some projects that inspire me. Coming from the Raspberry Pi world, I'm looking for sources of add-on hardware-type items that would help me on the path. For example, in the Pi platform I purchased terminated ribbon cables, as well as some cool T-shaped boards that plug into the far end of the ribbon cable - and provides header pins to plug into a breadboard.

I haven't found a source for interesting add-on resources that apply to the Panda 3 - any suggestions?

The other thing I'm interested in: (yes, I've read through a lot of the material on the site). What is the relative bandwidth of the analog in ports on the Panda 3? I see 12 inputs, but no technical information which would give me a clue of the resolution (voltage level) or the bandwidth per port. Did I miss something? As I load ports for one of my projects (think of it as a multi-channel oscilloscope), how well would it perform? If I reduce the number of analog ports used, will this improve bandwidth (time domain resolution)?

Curious to see the information that comes back from this message...

Thanks!