ch3paz/uC-X-Port-Adapter
Small board to mount an Lantronics X-Port. Used their reference design. 5V input with a 3.3V regulator. All pins connected to an 10-pin-plug.
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Discovered Sep 26, 2026
ch3paz / uC-Cobol-Devboard
Why don't create a own development board? :-) Made for Atmel Mega16/32. Includes 10-pin-plugs and clamps for every pin/port on these uC. Input voltage is ~7-16V i guess, regulated to 5V and 3.3V. Selectable voltage (5 or 3.3V) on the 10-pin-plugs and the clamps. There is also an ft232RL and a USB connector included to connect your PC to the uC easily. First version of the board is tested and ok. Second version is with oscillator and smaller clamps, not tested yet. On the first version the ft232 should clock the uC but after finishing it i noticed that this only works when the ft232 is connected to USB... blame FTDI :-P Made in KiCAD.
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