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This ible is for the building of my small, almost matchbox size, arduino compatable board.
As seen in this ible.. http://www.instructables.com/id/Pocket-Ardiuno-kit/
I experemented with the one in this ible to see how it can be impreoved, but the consept is the same and so is the build to a degree.
Origonally made as a pocket board for taking places with a few components for messing with.
Basic specs:
- atmega168/8/328
- TTL interface
- 5V lines
- reset button
- power LED
- Digital and Analog pins
- Lilypad or normal bootloader (depending on chip and weather u have a crystal or not)
Options: (depending on the setup you are making it for)
- 9V input and 7805 regulator for 9V battery power
- Crystal/oscilator for non lilypad bootloader
Pictured is the origonal used in the linked ible.
But for this ible i shall be running through the process by building a new one just for you :3
As seen in this ible.. http://www.instructables.com/id/Pocket-Ardiuno-kit/
I experemented with the one in this ible to see how it can be impreoved, but the consept is the same and so is the build to a degree.
Origonally made as a pocket board for taking places with a few components for messing with.
Basic specs:
- atmega168/8/328
- TTL interface
- 5V lines
- reset button
- power LED
- Digital and Analog pins
- Lilypad or normal bootloader (depending on chip and weather u have a crystal or not)
Options: (depending on the setup you are making it for)
- 9V input and 7805 regulator for 9V battery power
- Crystal/oscilator for non lilypad bootloader
Pictured is the origonal used in the linked ible.
But for this ible i shall be running through the process by building a new one just for you :3
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Signing UpStep 1Parts and Tools
You will need:
- Protoboard (i used the 3 hole strip type, but may be easier with full strip)
- 28 pin DIP socket
- 1K resistor X 2
- 1 x LED
- 1 x .01uf capacitor
- 1 x 8 pin header (5v and TTL)
- 1 x 12 pin header (digital pins)
- 1 x 6 pin header (analog pins)
- 2 x 4 pin header (power rail)
- 1 x pushbutton
- wire (i got mine from an old printer cable. lots aof wire and lots of colours ;) )
Optional:
- 1 x 16 Mhz Crystal or resinator/oscilator
- 2 x .01 uf capacitors (only if using crystal, but you may get away with not using them)
- 1 x Diode 1n4001
- 1 x 7805 regulator
- 1 x .01uf capacitor (for regulator)
- 1 x 9V battery clip
Tools:
- Soldering iron
- Solder
- flux (its good S**t :3 )
- clippers of some kind (for cutting wire and legs.. not your legs tho, that would be bad.. cut the component legs.. :P )
- helping hands type thing or another pcb holder for soldering
- Protoboard (i used the 3 hole strip type, but may be easier with full strip)
- 28 pin DIP socket
- 1K resistor X 2
- 1 x LED
- 1 x .01uf capacitor
- 1 x 8 pin header (5v and TTL)
- 1 x 12 pin header (digital pins)
- 1 x 6 pin header (analog pins)
- 2 x 4 pin header (power rail)
- 1 x pushbutton
- wire (i got mine from an old printer cable. lots aof wire and lots of colours ;) )
Optional:
- 1 x 16 Mhz Crystal or resinator/oscilator
- 2 x .01 uf capacitors (only if using crystal, but you may get away with not using them)
- 1 x Diode 1n4001
- 1 x 7805 regulator
- 1 x .01uf capacitor (for regulator)
- 1 x 9V battery clip
Tools:
- Soldering iron
- Solder
- flux (its good S**t :3 )
- clippers of some kind (for cutting wire and legs.. not your legs tho, that would be bad.. cut the component legs.. :P )
- helping hands type thing or another pcb holder for soldering
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instructions C-
i tried green garden wire for jumper wire once but i think that creates too much circuit noise :S
just google arduino schematic ;)
could you show me a pic of the bottom of your homemade breadboard mine was an Epic fail
arduino type thing yea
lol