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Re: Gauging Interest - Teensy 3.2 Breakout Board

Ok, Renders from OSH Park. Seeking comments on layout.

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Bottom:


Eagle Files:
http://www.afterdarklabs.com/wp-cont...y32Breakout.7z

All the connectors on the sides are the Molex connectors discussed above. Except the ones on the wider spacing at the top - they are standard Weidmuller wire connectors.

Board measures under 3" on a side, mounting holes are on a 2.5" center spacing. Makes the Teensy a little less teeny

Power is select-able:
  • Teensy powers the board through USB power and onboard regulator. (Requires no SMDs)
  • Teensy 250mA LDO receives power from 5V plugged into board. (requires a few SMD for reverse voltage and current protection.)
  • Board gets 5V power from robot, runs through the breakout board's 1A 3.3V LDO regulator. (requires all the SMD components - 0805 or larger for easy soldering.)
In addition, there are four power selection banks for the IO, to allow 3.3V or 5V devices to be plugged in.

Last edited by cbyrne : 28-11-2015 at 13:42. Reason: added OSH Park project link.
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