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(RDBR)redboardbreadboardRedboardBreadboardAssembly Guide(RDBR)
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.: Where to Find Everything :.TBCNtable of contents{PART}Required Parts02{COMP}Comparing a RDBR to an Arduino USB03{SCEM}RDBR Schematic04{ASEM}Assembly Instructions05{PROG}Programming Instructions08{NOTE}Room to Take Notes0901
01 PARTthe parts.: The Parts Needed for a :.: Redboard Breadboard :.CapacitorsResistors100 uf - filters the power supply330 ohm (orange-orange-brown)LED current limiting100 nf - bypass capacitor (104)10k ohm (brown-black-orange)Pull-ups22 pf - filters the crystal (220)HeadersBattery Clip - (9v)6 Pin - used for programmingwith an FTDI cable2 Pin - used to pin down thebreadboard layout sheet.For powering the board with a 9vbatteryCrystal - (16 MHz)Provides a clock signal for theATMega chipBreadboardAllows for easy assembly ofcircuits without solderingMicrocontroller -A single chip computer that runsyour codeBreadboard Layout SheetPlace on top of a breadboard toshow where components goVoltage Regulator -(7805)Takes in 7-12 volts and outputs 5voltsPushbutton - (Reset)Resets the micro-controller whenpressed(ATMega328)LEDs-(Light Emitting Diodes)Used as indicatorsRed - powerGreen - connected to pin 1302
.: An Arduino Uno:.02 COMPcomparison&.: Redboard Breadboard Compared:.03
03 SCEM.: Redboard Breadboard:.schematic.:Schematic:.Vin7-12 voltscapacitor100nfcapacitoringndout voltageregulator7805 100ufcapacitor100ufLEDresistor560 ohmprogrammingheaderresistorpower10k ohmpushbuttongndresetctsAtmega328(with Arduino bootloader)Reset5txd0 RXD4resistorrxd1 TXD10k 2pfAnalogVcc3210GNDGND AREFcrystal16MHzcapacitor22pfGnd(-)04Clock 1AVCCClock 21351261171089LEDpin 13resistor560 ohm
04 ASEM.: Redboard Breadboard :.assembly.: Assembly Steps :.Parts:BreadboardLayout sheetx1Breadboardx12 Pin Headerx31Parts:wire330 ohm resistor10k ohm 2x2205
04 ASEMassemblyParts:Capacitor100 ufx2Capacitor100 nf (104)x3Capacitor22 pf (220)x2The 100 uf capacitors are polarized.Put the longer lead in the indicated holethe smoothing capacitors willhave 220 written on themthe decoupling capacitors willhave 104 written on them3Parts:Pushbuttonx106Header (6 pin)x1Red LEDx1Green LEDx14
04 l(16 MHz)x1Voltage Regulator(7805)x1There is a half mooncutout, this goes at the top5Parts:WireBattery Clipx1607
05 PROGprogramming.: Programming Your Redboard Breadboard:.(you can either use an Arduino USB board or anFTDI USB-Serial breakout board to program your RDBR)Using an Arduino USB Boardremove the ATMega chipbefore using as a programmerconnect1. digital 0 - digital 02. digital 1 - digital 13. reset - reset4. 5v - red rail (5v)5. gnd - blue rail (gnd)Using an FTDI Breakout Boarduse the pin labels toline up the adapter(gnd - gnd)08
.: Notes:.:Room for a Few Notes:.06 NOTEnotes09
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your code Voltage Regulator - (7805) Takes in 7-12 volts and outputs 5 volts Breadboard Breadboard Layout Sheet Place on top of a breadboard to show where components go Pushbutton - (Reset) Resets the micro-controller when pressed Allows for easy assembly of circuits without soldering LEDs- (Light Emitting Diodes) Used as indicators Red - power
