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DIOT version #20

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gkasprow opened this issue Jul 10, 2024 · 1 comment
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DIOT version #20

gkasprow opened this issue Jul 10, 2024 · 1 comment

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We are moving all boards to the DIOT form factor.
The idea is to make a 16-channel SMA version. We have a 6HP panel, so that will fit.
The question is - do we want a higher speed design or isolated in groups of 4 as it is now
Or, we should make two versions. One line DIO-MCX but with SMAs, another isolated.
Or, we make assembly variants with dc/dc converters or without them.

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gkasprow commented Sep 1, 2024

Let's go for the isolated version, channels isolated in groups of 4;

  • Eight channels are placed on the main board, and eight additional channels are placed on the mezzanine.
  • Channel numbering must be as in other boards
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  • Use standard low cost 2.54 goldpin connectors and headers; nothing fancy, just ordinary ones.
    We will fit easily with 10 or 12mm stacking height
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  • Make sure we have enough place for SMA nuts
  • Use DI/OT template, don't modify the template files! (EEM_Connectors.SchDoc, CPCIS_Connectors_P1_P6.SchDoc)
  • commit as DIO-SMA16-DIOT
  • include spacers, nuts and washers into the design so it appears in BOM
  • Keep SMA distance to panel and SMA type
  • Route I2C in such a way that when in EEM mode, the board appears like two SMA-DIO8 boards
  • get rid of MURATA_NXE2S1205MC - it's EOL

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