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| [AE-PWRPlane] [AE-MegaMotor] [Home] [SOT236 Proto] [MDL-7960] [MDL-STPR77] [AE-DC1] [MDL-STPR1] |
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AE-PWRPlane Download GerberFiles for Bare Board
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The AE-PWR Plane is the solution to the wild cabling phenomenon that ensues on most applications with a single voltage source being routed to numerous modules. Wiring some of the AE motor driver products on a single system, is a good example. By providing multiple access points to two voltage rails, you can now take your high current power source (such as batteries or power supplies to power up motors) and the low current power source (such as the VDD to power up microcontrollers and logic devices) and distributed across the platform. The AE-PWRPlane board accepts three types of connectors:
A series of mounting holes allow for the board to be properly mounted on your system by utilizing 4-40 screws. BARE BOARD:
ERRATA: Batch I on the AE-PWRPlane has a mistake on the silk screen at the top layer (not shown above). The bottom layer has the correct net naming convention, whereas the top layer has the right naming convention for the high current plane and the wrong naming convention (backwards) for the low current plane. It is recommended for the user to follow the bottom layer and ignore tha top layer information. The Gerber files provided have been fixed and production from these files should be error free. Sales of bare boards on the AE-PWRPlane Batch I will contain the error. A low price has been assigned to this product while I clear the stock. Board works 100% perfect as long as the previous guideline is followed. Otherwise, the illusion of a negative voltage at the low current plane will be present. |
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Do not forget to tune into robot.avayanex.com for more information on how to use these boards! |
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