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Powerboard v1

DVA490-474-Project-Course·SSL-Hardware-Development·Circuits/Tiger_Mannheim_Powerboard/Powerboard v1.kicad_pcb

Powerboard v1 PCB layout, top view — open source board by DVA490-474-Project-Course

About the Powerboard v1 PCB

Powerboard v1 is an open source PCB design by DVA490-474-Project-Course, published on GitHub under the MIT license. It is a 4-layer board measuring 90 × 80 mm, with 372 components from 65 distinct parts.

By type, the board carries 21 connectors and 6 LEDs.

From the project

Contains all hardware related material. (No software).

This folder contains all circuitry and PCB design for the robot.

Powerboard v1 bill of materials (BOM)

372 components, 65 distinct parts — part numbers from the project's BOM.

QtyPartRefs
1
100n
CON:C15
1
DF13-8P-1.25V
CON:EXT0
1
TCA9539RTW
CON:IC1
1
DF13-6P-1.25V
CON:IR0
1
DF13-12P-1.25V
CON:KD0
3
—
CON:PAD1, CON:PAD2, CON:PAD3
1
9774030243R
CON:PAD4
1
BSS84
CON:Q8
1
BSS138
CON:Q17
2
1k33 1%
CON:R1, CON:R12
1
5k6
CON:R40
3
10k
CON:RN1, CON:RN2, CON:RN9
2
100
CON:RN7, CON:RN8
1
CEM-1212S
CON:SG1
1
4-1734742-0
CON:X1
62
100n
DEBUG:C16, DEBUG:C17, DEBUG:C34, DEBUG:C35, DEBUG:C36, DEBUG:C37, DEBUG:C38, DRIBBLER:C1 +54
1
74LVC1G125DBV
DEBUG:IC8
1
93C76B
DEBUG:IC9
1
FT2232ST
DEBUG:IC10
12
120R
DEBUG:L3, DRIBBLER:L1, DRIBBLER:L6, MOTOR1:L1, MOTOR1:L6, MOTOR2:L1, MOTOR2:L6, MOTOR3:L1 +4
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QtyPartRefs
1
CSTCR6M00G55-R0
DEBUG:Q4
9
1k
DEBUG:R12, DEBUG:R26, DRIBBLER:R9, MOTOR1:R9, MOTOR2:R9, MOTOR3:R9, MOTOR4:R9, POWER:R43 +1
2
5k6
DEBUG:R13, POWER:R11
3
1M
DEBUG:R14, POWER:R31, POWER:R42
32
33
DEBUG:R15, DEBUG:R24, DRIBBLER:R1, DRIBBLER:R2, DRIBBLER:R3, DRIBBLER:R4, DRIBBLER:R5, DRIBBLER:R6 +24
11
1k33 1%
DEBUG:R25, DRIBBLER:R17, DRIBBLER:R18, MOTOR1:R17, MOTOR1:R18, MOTOR2:R17, MOTOR2:R18, MOTOR3:R17 +3
1
10k
DEBUG:RN3
16
100
DEBUG:RN4, DEBUG:RN5, DRIBBLER:RN1, DRIBBLER:RN6, MOTOR1:RN1, MOTOR1:RN2, MOTOR1:RN6, MOTOR2:RN1 +8
1
USB-BU
DEBUG:S1
55
10u
DRIBBLER:C5, DRIBBLER:C6, DRIBBLER:C7, DRIBBLER:C8, DRIBBLER:C9, DRIBBLER:C10, DRIBBLER:C11, DRIBBLER:C13 +47
5
47p
DRIBBLER:C21, MOTOR1:C21, MOTOR2:C21, MOTOR3:C21, MOTOR4:C21
17
1u
DRIBBLER:C22, DRIBBLER:C24, DRIBBLER:C27, MOTOR1:C22, MOTOR1:C24, MOTOR1:C27, MOTOR2:C22, MOTOR2:C24 +9
5
STSPIN32F0A
DRIBBLER:IC1, MOTOR1:IC1, MOTOR2:IC1, MOTOR3:IC1, MOTOR4:IC1
9
SN74LVC3G17DCT
DRIBBLER:IC6, MOTOR1:IC6, MOTOR1:IC11, MOTOR2:IC6, MOTOR2:IC11, MOTOR3:IC6, MOTOR3:IC11, MOTOR4:IC6 +1
15
FDMD85100
DRIBBLER:Q1, DRIBBLER:Q2, DRIBBLER:Q3, MOTOR1:Q1, MOTOR1:Q2, MOTOR1:Q3, MOTOR2:Q1, MOTOR2:Q2 +7
5
KC2016K4.00000C1GE00
DRIBBLER:Q5, MOTOR1:Q5, MOTOR2:Q5, MOTOR3:Q5, MOTOR4:Q5
5
0R025
DRIBBLER:R16, MOTOR1:R16, MOTOR2:R16, MOTOR3:R16, MOTOR4:R16
6
7k32 1%
DRIBBLER:R19, MOTOR1:R19, MOTOR2:R19, MOTOR3:R19, MOTOR4:R19, POWER:R41
5
16k2 1%
DRIBBLER:R20, MOTOR1:R20, MOTOR2:R20, MOTOR3:R20, MOTOR4:R20
6
243k 1%
DRIBBLER:R22, MOTOR1:R22, MOTOR2:R22, MOTOR3:R22, MOTOR4:R22, POWER:R48
6
24k 1%
DRIBBLER:R23, MOTOR1:R23, MOTOR2:R23, MOTOR3:R23, MOTOR4:R23, POWER:R28
10
TPTP10R
DRIBBLER:SWCLK0, DRIBBLER:SWDIO0, MOTOR1:SWCLK0, MOTOR1:SWDIO0, MOTOR2:SWCLK0, MOTOR2:SWDIO0, MOTOR3:SWCLK0, MOTOR3:SWDIO0 +2
1
640454-8
DRIBBLER:X1
4
470u
MOTOR1:C16, MOTOR2:C16, MOTOR3:C16, MOTOR4:C16
4
1-640454-2
MOTOR1:X2, MOTOR2:X2, MOTOR3:X2, MOTOR4:X2
2
—
POWER:BAT+0, POWER:BAT-0
1
10n
POWER:C57
2
18p
POWER:C60, POWER:C64
7
33u
POWER:C61, POWER:C65, POWER:C74, POWER:C76, POWER:C77, POWER:C78, POWER:C79
1
LTC2955CTS8-1
POWER:IC14
1
LTC4231CMS-2
POWER:IC16
1
INA226
POWER:IC17
2
LMR23630ADDA
POWER:IC18, POWER:IC19
1
LTC4415MSE
POWER:IC20
1
LT3080ST
POWER:IC21
2
7443251600
POWER:L8, POWER:L9
3
470R
POWER:L10, POWER:L11, POWER:L12
1
FDD86367
POWER:Q7
1
40k2 1%
POWER:R27
1
0R001
POWER:R44
1
0R002
POWER:R46
3
22k1 1%
POWER:R49, POWER:R51, POWER:R52
2
88k7 1%
POWER:R50, POWER:R53
1
330k
POWER:R54
6
gr
DRIBBLER:LED2, MOTOR1:LED2, MOTOR2:LED2, MOTOR3:LED2, MOTOR4:LED2, POWER:LED1

Powerboard v1 design files

The KiCad project lives in the DVA490-474-Project-Course/SSL-Hardware-Development repository on GitHub; these links point at the commit this page was built from.

Powerboard v1: common questions

How big is the Powerboard v1 PCB?

The Powerboard v1 measures 90 × 80 mm, has 4 copper layers and is 1.6 mm thick.

How many components are on the Powerboard v1?

372 components, from 65 distinct parts, with part numbers taken from the project's own BOM. The full bill of materials is listed on this page.

Where can I download the Powerboard v1 design files?

From the DVA490-474-Project-Course/SSL-Hardware-Development repository on GitHub, which has the KiCad layout, the schematic and the BOM; the links under Design files point to each one.

Can I use the Powerboard v1 design in my own project?

Yes, under the terms of its MIT license, which DVA490-474-Project-Course chose for the repository.

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