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Takiuino V3.2
by
takigama.
2
layer board of
1.83x0.83
inches
(46.36x20.96
mm).
Shared on
March 8th, 2015 09:48.
Takiuino V3.2 is just v3.1 with an updated pin layout and the reset switch moved so its not butting right up against the resonator. This board should be easier to build then the 3.1 version. However, either layout is valid, so if your after a specific version you can build either.
The code is available here
The project is available here
Takiuino V3.1
by
takigama.
2
layer board of
1.83x0.83
inches
(46.36x20.96
mm).
Shared on
March 6th, 2015 01:37.
Takiuino V3.1 is just v3.0 with the pin numbering markings fixed and the positive terminals on the polarised components marked
The code is available here
The project is available here
Takiuino V3.0
by
takigama.
2
layer board of
1.83x0.83
inches
(46.36x20.96
mm).
Shared on
March 5th, 2015 23:39.
Takiuino V3.0 - Probably Final!
This is version 3 of the Takiuino, 644p/1284p pro-style board. This version adds an ICSP header and pads for a reset button. Enjoy!
Once it arrives and i build it, i’ll update and share!
Dont print this one, it has a typo on the board, build v3.1 (when its available)
Code for this board comes from: https://github.com/takigama/takiuino
Takiuino V2 - pro-style 644/1284p board, 18 pins per edge
by
takigama.
2
layer board of
1.83x0.83
inches
(46.36x20.96
mm).
Shared on
March 1st, 2015 14:13.
Based off the (working) Takiuino v1, the v2 is a more generic layout which exposes all of the pins available of the 644/1284p chips. Sadly couldn’t keep the board the same width as the other boards in the range (nano, pro mini, pro micro, teensy, etc), this is one 2.54mm pin width wider.
Code soon available (based on the mighty 1284 code)
644p/1284p pro-style board with MOSFET driver v1.0a
by
takigama.
2
layer board of
1.44x0.80
inches
(36.53x20.32
mm).
Shared on
January 23rd, 2015 02:38.
Simple pro-like board for the 644/1284p atmel chip, 8 analog lines (with 2 going to measure the input voltage and 3.3v lines respectively), I2C, SPI + 4 general digital and 4 pwm lines (1 going to MOSFET chip). MOSFET is a IRF540N.
Board will soon have a page describing its layout and components as well as code (i hope) once i get a working prototype
v1.0a changes from the initial:
Moved some text around to avoid holes
Added my moniker to the back.
Board Arrived and has been tested, works with some base code from the mighty 1284, modified to match my own pin naming.
Note that the TX/RX lines for serial are actually the wrong way around…