I have an AtomPro28-Lite that I will sell if anyone is interested. Why lite? It's missing P6 and P7. This was my 'hot-rodded' AtomPro28 that I debugged my CVS design with. I blew out outputs P6 and P7, otherwise the part functions fine. Why would anyone be interested? It can be used to upgrade a PSIM. Features: 1. I replaced the resonator with a 16 MHz oscillator for rock-solid timing. I'd be willing to put the resonator back on (assuming I can locate it) if preferred. 2. Four additional analog inputs / digital outputs. This is a 28 pin DIP that will plug right into the PSIM PCB. The PSIM has a 40 pin socket with the additional pins connected to square pins. You'd just have to run some wires and provide input protection to expand your PSIM to 8 analog inputs. 3. It has a power-on reset generator on chip. I've replaced it with an open-drain version so it is compatible with a hard-wired reset switch. It always powers up correctly. 4. Here's the real reason. It contains 256 bytes of non-volatile memory that is accessable with the read and write commands. I've upgraded my PSIM with an AtomPro28 just for this feature. It allows you to save variables and data in your program. I use this for my sequencer application so I don't have to input all that data each time I power up. 5. P6 and P7 are not used in the PSIM and simply connect to J3. I use these pins to drive I2C devices so I'm not using it. Thought someone else may want it for the additional inputs or the non-volatile storage for their PSIM. Contact me off-group if interested. I put an image in my photo album on this group. Dave
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AtomPro28-Lite for sale
2007-07-11 by djbrow54
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