Ive been looking around for a while.regarding a homemade arduino compatible board but i guess my luck is out as most of the files regarding arduino severino max232 have been deleted. anyone having a single sided version of "NEW AND UPDATED" s3v3?
i have nothing against s3v3 but i guess the design date back to '08 its been 2 years since its release and lots of development wouldve taken place.
Mr. Adilson akashi the master mind behind the project is not reachable at this time not through forum nor through the mail.
i am an engineering student and new to this arduino world i really want to get my hands on a schematic that i can build on my own from scratch.
I WOULD ALSO APPRECIATE ANY SINGLE SIDED SCHEMATICS BY INDIVIDUALS.
Nope probably not. Try a google search for the boarduino. Arduino is an open source platform. So just about everything related to it is open source so schematics can be found for just bout anything. http://www.ladyada.net/make/boarduino/download.html
Heck i've seen where people have taken just the bare essentials, soldered them directly to the chip so it can just be plugged into a breadboard.
You could go single sided this easy. Just gotta take out all the extra hardware.
i guess the [s3v3] design date back to '08 its been 2 years since its release and lots of development wouldve taken place.
Not really. You overestimate the rate-of-change of hardware designs.
I think the S3V3 is about the most recent single-sided design out there. Yes, it predates the Duemilanove, but the major changes there were the automatic USB power switching, which isn't applicable to a board like S3V3 without USB in the first place. (oh, replace the mega168 with a mega328, doubling all types of memory, but that doesn't require any PCB changes.)
what you just posted seems like boarduino itself ! no programming option either nice to see tho.. i can make an arduino programmer then after uploading sketches to it, i can put it on your circuit !
10K pullup on the reset (I add a clamping diode since the reset pin does not
have a protection diode)
XTAL + loading capacitors
ADC filter
decoupling caps
FTDI header.
Voltage Regulator (could be optional)
ICSP (could be optional)
Check in the exhibition area. IIRC there a number of nicely assembled stripboard
designs that could be made one sided
@n00b no way i am underestimating single sided board.
i am having serial -> usb connector with me.. anyways thanks for the idea of cheap cable never ever dreamt of that
anyone having any idea if severino 168 and 328 compatible? just for a bit more juice?
@jluciani just to make it usb compatible?
anyways i have decided to build r232 board an along with that use an ic connector the reason being i can detach the board easily then, and then later on put it onto bare bone pcb as below
Most of the small simple TH boards add a six pin header that is compatible with
the FTDI USB to TLL serial cable. Otherwise you need a FT232 IC either on
the board or on an adapter board.
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nice to see tho.. i can make an arduino programmer then after uploading sketches to it, i can put it on your circuit !