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PIC16F570-I/SOMicrochip
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SN74HCT245NSRTI
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Capacitor 100nF |
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Capacitor 47uF |
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Resistor 470R |
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Resistor 10K |
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AO3401AAOS
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SP410401NARKLED
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Pin Header Angled 8 Pins |
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Pin Header 3 Pins |
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8-bit Busdisplay
Busdisplay is a small PCB that allows you to monitor the current data on an 8-bit bus. The data is shown on a 7-segment display. Both decimal mode (0-255) and hexadecimal mode (0x00-0xFF) are supported and could be set by a jumper.
This kit is useful for debugging your project, for example, showing current data on your retro computer bus. However, this is not a replacement for a logic analyzer and does not have that high bandwidth. You should verify that this board is suitable for your needs first!
This is a revision 3 of the project. It contains numerous improvements from previous versions, such as a functional ICSP header, a PIC microcontroller with built-in oscillator, and overall better solderability. The size is also optimized for 2x3 v-score panelization because it will firt 10x10cm panel perfectly, given that there are no edge rails.
8-bit Busdisplay
*PCBWay community is a sharing platform. We are not responsible for any design issues and parameter issues (board thickness, surface finish, etc.) you choose.
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