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How many digital IO's on the atmel chip are usable?
06 October 2010 - 09:11 AM
I want to use the Atmel IC on it's own on my own PCB however i need quite a few Digital IO's. Basically i need:
5xdigital MOSFET control pins
5xanalogue Current sensors to Analogue In
1x SPI for 5 Voltage sensors to a 12 bit ADC.
8xdigital for Buttons (could use a shift register)
4xdigital for LED's
3xdigital for a shift register (for 8x digital pins on a KS0108 lcd)
6xdigital for the rest of the pins on the ks0108
So that's 21x digital IO and 5x analogue. I believe the Atmel has 61 or 62 digital's and 8 analogues?
Can i get what i need from the atmel running netduino firmware?
Anyone interested in an eagle version of the Netduino files?
26 September 2010 - 09:20 AM
I've seen a couple of threads about the board and schematic files and people wanting them in Eagle, is anyone interested? I'll port them over if there is enough interest - i have an Eagle Pro license so the 4 layer restriction is no problem to me.
I have a feeling i'd have to do a redraw from scratch, so the routing will be different however components should mostly be in the same place (all the important stuff anyway) - it would be enough for using to generate your own netduino based devices in any case.
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