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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 of 4520 board]] |
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Parts list |
* [[Parts list for 4520 board]] |
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Assembly instructions |
* [[Assembly instructions for 4520 board]] |
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Revision as of 01:15, 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 4520 board
- Printed circuit layout of 4520 board
- Parts list for 4520 board
- Assembly instructions for 4520 board
Board Layout
4520 Board Components | |
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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.