Open source development board for the LPC4078 microcontroller with buttons, leds, sensors and display, used for educational purposes
I've made the DipTrace source files available so that you can download them,
inspect them, modify them, do whatever you want with them. They can be found in
the diptrace/ directory. The root of the directory has the current Rev F
version of the board. All older versions can be found in the diptrace/archives
folder.
There is also a Segger JTAG Mini to SJTwo adapter in there as well, if you don't want to connect header pins.
Also included are the archives datasheets, 3D models for the Diptrace 3D
renderer, old BOMs and the old gerbers.
Logos, images, datasheets, drawings and 3D models are owned by their respective owners.
Forgive me for DipTrace as the files cannot be exported or converted to any other platform, thus locking people into that ecosystem. I'd recommend EasyEDA as an a free alternative. Fantastic web application that gets better everyday. And if have the cash to pay for Altium, I'd recommend that.
Please go to this link on kitspace.org (adding link soon) to order a PCB and the BOM.
Go to SJSU-Dev2 to download the software development kit for this board. The development platform also enables the development of other boards and microcontrollers as well.
A .hex file can be generated for the board by building the
factory test demo.
This binary can be loaded onto each chip before it is soldered onto the board. And once the board is finished, power can be supplied to the board, and the 4 LEDs above the buttons will turn on when the test is finished. Should only take a few seconds to complete. Serial output detailing the process can also be seen via a serial terminal like Putty or minicom over a USB micro cable.