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Revisions ​

Named revisions of EmberOne/00 in emberone00-pcb. Dates below are the dates of the branch, the release, or the commits that introduce the change.

v6.1 is the latest revision of EmberOne/00. This site links its branch until the revision is verified and released. See Design files.

Recorded revisions ​

RevWhenWhat the repository records
v1October 2024Earliest named branch. Voltage-regulator test PCBs.
v2February 2025First full hashboard.
v32025-04-30The only GitHub Release. Release notes: confirmed working on hardware; 12–24 V input at 100 W; 2 TH/s at 500 MHz and 3.4 V on test firmware. Cool the ASICs and MOSFETs Q1–Q4.
v42025Reverse-polarity protection, a USB TVS diode, and RP2040 BOOT and RESET buttons.
v5September 2025TPS546D24S regulator. Optional accessory connector. BOM, interactive BOM, and gerbers are on this branch.
v6February 2026TPS61041 boost set up for 6 V VDDIO. RP2040 SWD moved to a 3-pin header. Project files renamed to emberone00.
v6.1March 20263.3 V supervisor, PGOOD divider, and button TVS diodes, in commits that name issue #54, #56, and #58. Those three issues are still open. KiCad 10. New render. Last commit 2026-03-21.

A branch v4.1 and tags v4.1-RC, v5-RC, v5-RC2, and v5-RC3 also exist, along with earlier *_pcb_order tags. None of those is a GitHub Release. This table does not give them their own change list.

What is not current ​

master does not point at v6.1. Its latest commit as of this page is 2025-09-12. The README on master still says 12–24 V input, and still says Mujina support is coming soon. Both statements are out of date. Mujina mainline already has an EmberOne/00 driver. See Run with Mujina.

The v6.1 input range and theoretical nominal hashrate are listed in Specifications. The nominal hashrate still needs verification on rev6.1.

See also ​