The TK97 at an angle: a black board with a gold border, a long black right-angle socket along the far edge with GND, 3V3 and L1 to L6 printed in front of it, a row of five small three-legged transistors with a resistor either side of each in the middle, a sixth transistor at the right, the five-legged regulator at the lower left, two round LEGO holes, and a right-angle header along the near edge under GND, 5V and H1 to H6.
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Logic Level Converter

Six bidirectional channels between 3.3 V and 5 V on a TinkerBlock board: L1 to L6 in a socket on the 3.3 V side, H1 to H6 on a header on the 5 V side, each a BSS138 with a 10 kΩ pull-up either side. It needs only 5V and GND: an ME6211 regulator makes the 3.3 V side's supply, so the socket's 3V3 pin is an output that powers a 3.3 V block, and is never fed.

Channels
6L1 to L6 opposite H1 to H6
Needs
5Vand GND, nothing else
3V3 pin
Outputnever feed it
3V3 gives
176mA before its 300 mW limit

Turn it over and follow each channel: L1 to L6 in the socket and H1 to H6 on the header, a transistor and two 10 kΩ pull-ups between each pair. The socket's 3V3 is the regulator's output, made from the header's 5V.

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