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[[Image:NU32_kit.jpg|thumb|500px|The NU32v2 kit.|center]]
[[Image:NU32_kit5.jpg|thumb|500px|The NU32 kit.|center]]


The NU32 kit contains everything necessary to begin programming the NU32 board. Check to make sure your kit contains the items listed below.
The NU32 kit contains everything necessary to begin programming the NU32 board. Check to make sure your kit contains the items listed below.
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<td>[[Image:NU32_2.jpg|thumb|200px|The NU32v2|center]]</td>
<td>[[Image:NU32_5.jpg|thumb|200px|The NU32|center]]</td>
<td>NU32 in 2 breadboards</td>
<td>NU32 in 2 breadboards</td>
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<td>[[NU32: Software to Install]], [[NU32: Starting a New Project and Putting it on the NU32]]</td>
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<td>[[Image:nu32_6vpower.jpg|thumb|200px|9V Power Supply|center]]</td>
<td>[[Image:nu32_6vpower.jpg|thumb|200px|9V Power Supply|center]]</td>
<td>6V wall power supply, 1A, 2.1mm ID x 5.5mm OD, 6W, center positive. Model xxx from CUI Inc.</td>
<td>6V wall power supply, 1A, 2.1mm ID x 5.5mm OD, 6W, center positive. From CUI Inc.</td>
<td>[[Media:powersupply6v.pdf|Datasheet]]</td>
<td>[[Media:powersupply6v.pdf|Datasheet]]</td>
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<td>[[Image:LCD16x2.jpg|thumb|200px|16x2 Character LCD|center]]</td>
<td>[[Image:LCD16x2.jpg|thumb|200px|16x2 Character LCD|center]]</td>
<td>LCD, 16x2 characters, using parallel communication</td>
<td>LCD, 16x2 characters, using parallel communication</td>
<td>[[Media:LCD16x2_HJ1602A.pdf|Datasheet]], [[NU32: 16x2 LCD]]</td>
<td>[[Media:LCD16x2_HJ1602A.pdf|Datasheet]]</td>
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<td>Resistors</td>
<td>Resistors</td>
<td>A few of the following 1/4W resistors: (in ohms) 1, 10, 33, 100, 300, 1k, 3.3k, 10k, 33k, 100k, 330k, 1M</td>
<td>A few of the following 1/4W resistors: (in ohms) 1, 10, 33, 100, 300, 1k, 3.3k, 10k, 33k, 100k, 330k, 1M</td>
<td>no link</td>
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<td>Capacitors</td>
<td>Capacitors</td>
<td>A few of the following capacitors: (in F) 10p, 100p, 1n, 0.01u, 0.1u, 1u </td>
<td>A few of the following capacitors: (in F) 10p, 100p, 1n, 0.01u, 0.1u, 1u </td>
<td>no link</td>
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<td>Potentiometers</td>
<td>Potentiometers</td>
<td>A potentiometer: 10k ohm </td>
<td>2 potentiometers: 10k ohm </td>
<td>no link</td>
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'''Components from previous courses:'''
'''Components in nScope kit:'''


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<td>Wire strippers, for 30, 28, 26, 24, 22, and 20 AWG wire. Can also be used as pliers and to cut wire. '''These will get dull or mashed up if you try to cut anything other than wire''' </td>
<td>Wire strippers, for 30, 28, 26, 24, 22, and 20 AWG wire. Can also be used as pliers and to cut wire. '''These will get dull or mashed up if you try to cut anything other than wire''' </td>
<td>[http://www.sparkfun.com/products/8696 Sparkfun wire strippers]</td>
<td>[http://www.sparkfun.com/products/8696 Sparkfun wire strippers]</td>
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<td>[[Image:nu32v5_uusb.jpg|thumb|200px|Micro USB cable|center]]</td>
<td>A micro USB cable.''' </td>
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<td>[[Image:nu32v2_multimeter.jpg|thumb|200px|DVM810 Multimeter|center]]</td>
<td>[[Image:nu32v5_multimeter.jpg|thumb|200px|DT9205A Multimeter|center]]</td>
<td>Small multimeter, doesn't have to be this brand. </td>
<td>Any small multimeter, doesn't have to be this brand. </td>
<td>[http://www.kiesub.com/prostores/servlet/-strse-877/DIGITAL-DVM810-METER-MULTIMETER/Detail Multimeter], [[Media:DVM810.pdf|Datasheet]]</td>
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<td>[[Image:nu32v2_breadboard.jpg|thumb|200px|Extra Breadboard|center]]</td>
<td>[[Image:nscope_breadboard.jpg|thumb|200px|nScope in a breadboard|center]]</td>
<td>Extra breadboard, 830 tie points.</td>
<td>nScope in a 830 tie points.</td>
<td>[http://nscope.org]</td>
<td>[http://www.mpja.com/prodinfo.asp?number=4443+TE 830 T/P Breadboard] or [http://www.pololu.com/catalog/product/352]</td>
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Revision as of 15:59, 10 January 2014

The NU32 kit.

The NU32 kit contains everything necessary to begin programming the NU32 board. Check to make sure your kit contains the items listed below.


Components in the kit:


Picture Description Link
The NU32
 NU32 in 2 breadboards
USB Cable
 1 m USB cable, A male to mini B male Datasheet
9V Power Supply
 6V wall power supply, 1A, 2.1mm ID x 5.5mm OD, 6W, center positive. From CUI Inc. Datasheet
16x2 Character LCD
 LCD, 16x2 characters, using parallel communication Datasheet
Pushbutton
 Momentary NO pushbutton. Datasheet
Resistors A few of the following 1/4W resistors: (in ohms) 1, 10, 33, 100, 300, 1k, 3.3k, 10k, 33k, 100k, 330k, 1M
Capacitors A few of the following capacitors: (in F) 10p, 100p, 1n, 0.01u, 0.1u, 1u
Potentiometers 2 potentiometers: 10k ohm
LEDs Red super bright 5mm LED Datasheet
Phototransistors SFH 310 visible spectrum phototransistor Datasheet


Components in nScope kit:

Picture Description Link
Wirestrippers
 Wire strippers, for 30, 28, 26, 24, 22, and 20 AWG wire. Can also be used as pliers and to cut wire. These will get dull or mashed up if you try to cut anything other than wire Sparkfun wire strippers
Micro USB cable
 A micro USB cable.
Wire
 6 colors of ~6" sections of 22 AWG solid core wire (red, white, yellow, green, black, blue) no link
DT9205A Multimeter
 Any small multimeter, doesn't have to be this brand.
nScope in a breadboard
 nScope in a 830 tie points. [1]


Components in the motor kit:


Picture Description Link
Hitachi motor with 99 cpr encoder
 Hitachi motor with 99 cpr encoder, Red=5V, Black=Gnd, Blue=channel A, White=channel B NU32: Using the dsPIC33FJ12MC201 QEI to SPI board
The dsPIC33FJ12MC201 breakout board
 Breakout board for the dsPIC33FJ12MC201 NU32: Using the dsPIC33FJ12MC201 QEI to SPI board, Datasheet
The MAX9918 current sensor breakout board
 Breakout board for the MAX9918 NU32: Using the MAX9918 current sensor, Datasheet
The TB6612 breakout board
 Breakout board for the TB6612 h-bridge NU32: Using the TB6612 H-Bridge, Datasheet
Hitachi motor with mount and inertia bar
 Angle bracket and clamp to mount Hitachi motor to desk, 12" aluminum inertia bar with thumb screw and heavy washers none
The EXI S1123 9g RC servo
 EXI S1123 9g RC servo, 0.75ms to 2.4ms pulse at 50Hz. Pinout: Brown=GND, Red=6V battery, Orange=Signal From HobbyPartz, NU32: Driving RC servo motors
Stepper motor
 Stepper motor, 48 steps per revolution, 3:25 gear reduction From All Electronics, NU32: Driving a stepper motor
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