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Re: [ts-7000] Re: new GNU openhardware ep9302 based SBC

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Subject: Re: [ts-7000] Re: new GNU openhardware ep9302 based SBC
From: Curtis Monroe <>
Date: Sat, 6 May 2006 14:16:27 -0400
Out of curiosity, 

how long did it take you to hand route the board?

It looks like its a 4-layer signal,power,ground,signal stack for the pcb? 
correct?

How much does that DVI chip cost?

Where do you plan to make your prototype boards?

-Curtis.


On May 5, 2006 08:38 pm, Jesse Off wrote:
> Interesting board.  Did you use all GNU/GPL software for schematic 
> capture and board layout also?  
> 
> BTW, Your LEDs are reversed biased on the schematic.  Curious as to 
> why you put a diode inbetween 5V and the CF VCC like we did on the 
> TS-7200?  
> 
> I definitely look forward to seeing this hardware proven and any 
> subsequent software/hardware cores created.  Those will be GPL too 
> right?  We may manufacture this ourself (or quote it for custom 
> designs) if the BOM and manufacturing costs aren't too high.  
> 
> We hadn't seen that DVI chip before.  We may actually have a use for 
> that chip out here in the future.  
> 
> //Jesse Off
> 
> --- In  "pickanameanditstakensoihavethis" 
> <> wrote:
> >
> > hi           
> > well now the first step is done           
> > the initial schematics are now complete          
> >           
> > http://www.whipy.demon.co.uk/geep-sch.pdf         
> >          
> > and the coresponding pcb artwork          
> >          
> > http://www.whipy.demon.co.uk/geep.pdf         
> >          
> > we now would like some to look it over and let us know if there 
> are          
> > any potential problems before we commit to having the prototype 
> pcbs   
> > made           
> >          
> > the geep is a open source  GNU GPL licenced  unit          
> >          
> > it offers          
> >  ep9302  200Mhz arm cpu         
> >  up to 256MB of sdram       
> >  512MB of on board flash        
> >  T10/100 ethernet     
> >  2 * usb     
> >  rs232     
> >  ps/2    
> >  ac97 audio codec    
> >  ide    
> >  compact flash    
> >  2 *  100khz to 25Mhz  DSS  frequency genorators     
> >  a spartan 3  xc3s400 fpga (75% avalable for user ip)   
> >  64MB ddr video ram     
> >  dvi-i video (both digital and analog)   
> >  composite video output    
> >  a 32 dio fpga port / expansion bus ( allowing for 50Mhz + 
> signal   
> > clocking )   
> >  a lower speed  dio and analog expansion port   
> >    
> >  on a 160mm * 100mm 4 layer pcb     
> >    
> >  if verification of the design goes ok then the prototypes should 
> be   
> > under construction in the next 3 months , and allowing another 2 
> to   
> > 3 months for the software port and ip core writing before the 
> design   
> > is totaly finalised    
> >    
> > anyone interested in getting involved in the development ether 
> email   
> > me at the email on the schematics , or  in irc chat on 
> freenode.net   
> > channel #openhardware    
> >    
> > (sorry that this is slightly off topic)   
> >    
> > Dave  (achiestdragon)
> >
> 
> 
> 
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
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