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bldc-drv2

by dword1511.

2 layer board of 0.80x0.95 inches (20.32x24.08 mm).
Shared on November 18th, 2016 15:25.

MTD6501-based sensorless BLDC motor driver

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bldc-fan-driver

by dword1511.

2 layer board of 0.74x1.22 inches (18.80x30.94 mm).
Shared on October 16th, 2016 02:15.

MTD6501-based sensorless BLDC motor driver

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au6433

by dword1511.

2 layer board of 1.39x1.22 inches (35.26x30.99 mm).
Shared on August 27th, 2016 03:14.

AU6433 SD card reader board.

AU6433 is Alcor’s USB 2.0 SD/MMC/MS/XD integrated card reader for laptops. It makes use of 48 MHz clock signal and 3.3V/1.8V rails, which are already available on the motherboard. When used standalone, a XO and 2 LDOs must be provided. When there is no card detection signal, it will not connect to USB and will have very little power consumption.

Some footprints on this PCB are slightly misaligned, but should still be solderable. U2 = 3.3V LDO, U3 = 1.8V LDO, U4 = SiT2001B 48 MHz MEMS oscillator. C1 = C6 = 1uF, C7 = C8 = 10uF, rest are 4.7uF. R1 = 4.7k (reset pull-up), R2 = 330ohm. Fuse should be 500mA but anything above 200mA should work. X2 = 3M SD-RSMT-2-MQ-WF.

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usb-1117

by dword1511.

2 layer board of 0.98x0.64 inches (24.89x16.26 mm).
Shared on June 14th, 2016 17:05.

USB breakout with 1117 LDO

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LT1021-5 reference

by dword1511.

2 layer board of 1.93x0.53 inches (48.90x13.36 mm).
Shared on June 7th, 2016 16:37.

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