Electrocomponents plc EDP-AM-MATRIX1 Prototyping Application Module User Manual

This document is the user manual of EDP-AM-MATRIX1 prototyping module


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Brand
Electrocomponents plc
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
13
File format
PDF
File size
2.2 MB
Published
15 October, 2023
Updated
15 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
13EC2D88296D9B17E141D3D03E5CB9A4

About this manual

This document provides the user manual for the EDP-AM-MATRIX1 prototyping module designed for the RS-EDP modular development platform. The module is a PCB intended to fit both two-slot and four-slot base boards, utilizing the left-hand slot to accommodate additional electronic components for small to medium-sized designs. It features a variety of surface mount and through-hole footprints to support different component packages.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Features
  • Prototype Area
  • Power Supply
  • Connectivity to the Back Plane
  • Mapping Aid
  • Complete Back Plane Signal Listing
  • Circuit Schematics and Overlay

Specifications

Compatible Base Boards2 slot and 4 slot base boards
SOT23-3 footprints2
SOT363-6 footprints2
SOT223 footprint1
SOT26-6 footprint1
TO252 footprint1
SO8 footprints3
TSSOP8 footprints2
TSSOP28 footprint1
Wide TSSOP28 footprint1
SO16 footprint1
Wide SO16 footprint1
Through plated holes20 x 19
Connector P10325x2
Connector P10417x1

Frequently asked questions

Which base boards is the EDP-AM-MATRIX1 module compatible with?

The module is designed to fit both the two slot and the four slot base boards.

What power supply considerations should be made for the two slot board?

Users should ensure they do not overload the two slot board PSU because it is linear.

What voltage does the Vcc_CM signal provide?

The Vcc_CM signal provides either 3.3V or 5.0V depending on the CPU module fitted.

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