[chbot] Modding servos, atmel prototype boards?

[Michael Pearce]

I have not seen any MLF prototyping boards, but there are 
alot of QFP boards around, if the pitch is correct and they 
have made pads long enough then it may fit.

If I have room I might be able to squeeze one on a 
multi-prototype panel I will be getting made next week.

I will look at datasheet now.

Mike

On Saturday 23 September 2006 18:46, Synco Reynders wrote:
> Correct I think the fuses are getting corrupted due to
> the voltage, or may be the GPS shaking a few pins up/down
> while programming... Yet what I need is an adapter PCB to
> stick it down on since the package is too small
> otherwise. /s
>
> On Sat, 23 Sep 2006 08:33, Col wrote:
> > Synco Reynders wrote:
> > > Someone mention Atmel prototype boards???
> > >  - I've got a handful of ATmega128's (MLF package)
> > > that have gone funny while reprogramming. (it occurs
> > > when the supply is more than 4V (3.3V part) yet the
> > > parts are spec'ed to 6V) So I've been meaning to
> > > track the problem down yet can't solder on the pins
> > > so need a proto-type board that breaks-out the
> > > important pins. Anyone got any PCB using a ATmega128
> > > MLF package??
> >
> > Yep I have a STK501.
> >
> > What sort of problem does it cause? A incorrectly set
> > config fuse can stop them working. If thats the case an
> > erase using the parallel method of programming should
> > sort them out.
> >
> >
> > Cheers
> > Col.
> >
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