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VM-1 Application Boards
In use, a VM-1 controller is normally plugged into another board.
The VM-1 provides the CPU functions and the raw logic-level I/O signals;
the 'application board' provides interfaces to the system to be controlled.
Often our customers will design their own VM-1 application boards, or have us do it for them. As these are mostly very simple circuits, the investment in design and production facilities is relatively low. However it may not make sense for you to have your own custom application board if you are just prototyping a project, or have a small production run. That's why we've developed a range of Standard Application Boards for you. VM-1 Application Board 1 - Product Code 5802
This is the original VM-1 Application Board. Features:
VM-1 Application Board 2 - Product Code 5805 (Breakout Board)
Also known as the 'Breakout Board' because all the VM-1 pins are taken to prototyping areas for you to develop your own circuits. To get you started it has power, serial, and I2C interfaces already fitted. These are easily removed or bypassed if you don't want them. Features:
Datasheet VM-1 Application Board 3 - Product Code 5811 (Module Board)
This VM-1 Application board, also known as the 'Module Board', features two sockets for modules that connect to the VM-1 system bus. One module position is expected to be used with the Ethernet Module, the other includes comprehensive support for the QVGA Driver Module. There are FFC connectors for the popular Hitachi SP14Q006 display and associated touch screen, as well as 0.1" pin headers which can be adapted for many other display and touch screen types. A DC-DC converter provides adjustable bias and contrast voltages. The mounting hole positions are also compatible, allowing the board to be mounted on pillars behind the display:
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