Re: [ts-7000] Rolling your own PC/104 card?

[Jim Long <>]

PC/104 is just ISA bus folded over.  There are a number of books on ISA bus as that was what the PC used for many years.  The TC board allows higher speeds than the 12MHz max for the PC; however, you would have to make sure you take that into account, if you want to design ISA at a higher speed.
one quick search on the web discovered this link... I'm sure you can find many more
http://www.techfest.com/hardware/bus/isa.htm
also the old IBM PC manual had a schematic of the pc.  You can buy blank PC104 prototyping boards.  For a start I would try jamco also if I recall correctly the eagle layout editor has a template for pc104 if you want to layout your own board.  eagle is free for the small version and not much more for the larger versions.ie number of pads.

jim

On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 8:24 AM, Blair <> wrote:

 

Has anyone run across some tutorials, books, articles on rolling your own PC/104 card? Yes, I know USB is dominating in the device world but from a mechanical engineering POV, it's not the best. I'd like to design some specific peripherals but make use of the TS SBC's PC/104 design.

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