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Getting Started - Identify my part by picture - TekBot Overview - TekBot Courses - Buy TekBots/Parts Core TekBot Systems - Motor Controller (mtr_ctlr.1) - Motor Controller (mtr_ctlr.2) - Analog Controller (anlg_ctlr.1) - Charger Board (chrg.1) - Tactile Whisker (sensor.1) - Mechanical Base (base.2) Specialized TekBot Systems - Radio Board (radio.0) - IR Wheel Encoder (ir_sense.1) - Tiny Motor Controller Board (tiny_mb.0) - USB Camera (usb_cam.1) - Backup Beeper (bu_bpr.0) Programmable TekBot Systems - FPGA Board (fpga_bd.0) - mega128 Board (mega128.1) - mega128 Board (mega128.2) - Digital Logic Controller (d_logic.1) - Digital Logic Controller (d_logic.2) - tiny26 Microcontroller (tiny26.0) - AVR Parallel Programmer (avr-isp) - d_logic Parallel Programmer (d_logic-isp.1) - TekBots Universal Programmer (usb_prog.0) Prototyping Systems - SMT Adapters (smt_adapt.0) - 2"x3.75" Protoboard (protoboard.1) - 4"x4.2" Protoboard (protoboard.0) - Daughter Board (daughter.0) Other Hardware Systems - Mechatronix Controller (mx_ctlr.0) - DataLogger Board (data_lgr.0) - DataLogger USB (data_lgr.1) - Burglar Alarm (bglr_alrm.0) |
Digial Logic Controller (d_logic.1)Used 2005-present
Included in Kit
Relevant CoursesECE 272: Digital Logic LaboratoryUser Documentationd_logic.1 User Guide - This is an excerpt of the appendices from the ECE272 manual. The full manual with experiements can be found at ECE272 Webpage Design FilesParts List (Excel File) - Parts list for the d_logic.1 board. d_logic.1 Silk Screen - The Silk Screen fr the d_logic.1 circuit board d_logic.1 Schematic - The schematic for the d_logic.1 board. Frequently Asked QuestionsQuestion: My d_logic board does not work. It gets very hot.Answer: Look at the top of your board while it is powered up. Be sure that jumper J4 is inserted. A correectly finctionaing boar will have both D9 and D10 light. If D10 is light and D9 is not, likely you have a short in the 3.3V sections of the board. This can be improper wiring, scrap wire peices resting on the board, or the cPLD could have been damaged. Examine the board for wire scraps, and remove any wires plugged into the board. Retest. Submit a Question |
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