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The 4520 Board is designed to be a basic platform in which all comunication and power connections to a PIC18F4520 (the PIC MCU that the board is centered around) are pre-connected, but has otherwise been left open for prototyping. Some of the features of the 4520 Board are shown below. |
The 4520 Board is designed to be a basic platform in which all comunication and power connections to a PIC18F4520 (the PIC MCU that the board is centered around) are pre-connected, but has otherwise been left open for prototyping. Some of the features of the 4520 Board are shown below. |
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Circuit diagram of what's on the board |
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Printed circuit layout |
Printed circuit layout |
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Parts list |
Parts list |
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Revision as of 01:14, 30 November 2007
The 4520 Board is designed to be a basic platform in which all comunication and power connections to a PIC18F4520 (the PIC MCU that the board is centered around) are pre-connected, but has otherwise been left open for prototyping. Some of the features of the 4520 Board are shown below.
Circuit diagram of what's on the board
Printed circuit layout
Parts list
Assembly instructions
Board Layout
| 4520 Board Components | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Power supply connector |
| 2 | Voltage regulator |
| 3 | PIC18F4520 microcontroller |
| 4 | Clock signal |
| 5 | Reset/Master Clear button |
| 6 | Clock oscillator |
| 7 | Quadrature clock converters |
| 8 | 6-Pin modular communication port |
| 9 | Tri-state up/down counters |
Datasheets
Below are links to datasheets of many of the components of the 4520 Board.
