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# RoboBuggy Teensy Breakout PCB | ||
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This project initially started out as a generic PCB that could be modified for more specific uses. | ||
However, it ended up being a do-all solution for RoboBuggy. | ||
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The PCB has a relatively small footprint and provides peripherals/supporting electronics for a Teensy 4.1 board. | ||
Features include: | ||
- Power management (5V regulator) | ||
- CAN Bus | ||
- UART | ||
- SPI | ||
- I2C | ||
- Dynamixel I/O | ||
- GPIO breakout | ||
- External 5V and 3.3V power (<500mA) | ||
- USB serial port (using FTDI chip) | ||
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To load/edit, download Altiun Designer. The software is free for students. | ||
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The PCB was manufactured using JLCPCB and assembled by-hand using solder paste + a reflow oven in Roboclub. |