Electrical Schematic
Open Hardware PowerPC Notebook motherboard
designed around GNU/Linux
https://www.powerpc-notebook.org/
https://www.powerprogress.org/
Copyright (C) 2018-19-20, Power Progress Community
CERN Open Hardware Licence v1.2
Electrical Schematic Open Hardware PowerPC Notebook motherboard v. 0.4Roberto Innocenti
Electrical Schematic
Open Hardware PowerPC Notebook motherboard
version May 2020
https://www.powerpc-notebook.org
https://gitlab.com/power-progress-community/oshw-powerpc-notebook/powerpc-laptop-mobo/-/blob/master/PPC_notebook_electrical_schematics_v0.4.pdf
Electrical Schematic Open Hardware PowerPC Notebook motherboard v. 0.5Roberto Innocenti
This document is a schematic listing for a computer system that includes 44 pages. It provides schematics for components like the T2080 DDR3L memory interface, system power converter, Ethernet ports, USB interfaces, and other components. The document has gone through 5 revisions with changes to components like adding a second DDR3L interface and Ethernet card. It includes the project name, dates, designers, and is copyrighted from 2018-2020.
Electrical Schematic Open Hardware PowerPC Notebook motherboard Roberto Innocenti
Electrical Schematic
Open Hardware PowerPC Notebook motherboard
version April 2020
https://www.powerpc-notebook.org
https://gitlab.com/power-progress-community/oshw-powerpc-notebook/powerpc-laptop-mobo/-/blob/master/PPC_notebook_electrical_schematics_v0.3.pdf
Collaborate with us to build the Open Hardware PowerPC GNU/Linux notebook. You can collaborate in many ways, even with the Donation Campaign. https://www.powerpc-notebook.org/campaigns/donation-campaign-for-pcb-design-of-the-powerpc-notebook-motherboard/
The document is a revision log for a circuit board that has undergone multiple design revisions. It lists each revision date and a brief description of the changes made. The log contains over 15 revisions to improve feedback, add components, and fix issues in the prototype and production versions of the board.
This document describes a project to design a single channel digital voltmeter using an FPGA. The project involves using a Xilinx Spartan 3A FPGA development board which includes an analog to digital converter and LCD display. The FPGA is programmed using VHDL to measure both DC and AC voltage signals within a range of 0.4V to 2.9V. Key functions implemented on the FPGA include gain setting for the amplifier, analog to digital conversion, binary to BCD conversion for the display, and calculating the RMS value for sinusoidal signals. The design, simulation, and hardware testing are discussed.
Electrical Schematic Open Hardware PowerPC Notebook motherboard v. 0.4Roberto Innocenti
Electrical Schematic
Open Hardware PowerPC Notebook motherboard
version May 2020
https://www.powerpc-notebook.org
https://gitlab.com/power-progress-community/oshw-powerpc-notebook/powerpc-laptop-mobo/-/blob/master/PPC_notebook_electrical_schematics_v0.4.pdf
Electrical Schematic Open Hardware PowerPC Notebook motherboard v. 0.5Roberto Innocenti
This document is a schematic listing for a computer system that includes 44 pages. It provides schematics for components like the T2080 DDR3L memory interface, system power converter, Ethernet ports, USB interfaces, and other components. The document has gone through 5 revisions with changes to components like adding a second DDR3L interface and Ethernet card. It includes the project name, dates, designers, and is copyrighted from 2018-2020.
Electrical Schematic Open Hardware PowerPC Notebook motherboard Roberto Innocenti
Electrical Schematic
Open Hardware PowerPC Notebook motherboard
version April 2020
https://www.powerpc-notebook.org
https://gitlab.com/power-progress-community/oshw-powerpc-notebook/powerpc-laptop-mobo/-/blob/master/PPC_notebook_electrical_schematics_v0.3.pdf
Collaborate with us to build the Open Hardware PowerPC GNU/Linux notebook. You can collaborate in many ways, even with the Donation Campaign. https://www.powerpc-notebook.org/campaigns/donation-campaign-for-pcb-design-of-the-powerpc-notebook-motherboard/
The document is a revision log for a circuit board that has undergone multiple design revisions. It lists each revision date and a brief description of the changes made. The log contains over 15 revisions to improve feedback, add components, and fix issues in the prototype and production versions of the board.
This document describes a project to design a single channel digital voltmeter using an FPGA. The project involves using a Xilinx Spartan 3A FPGA development board which includes an analog to digital converter and LCD display. The FPGA is programmed using VHDL to measure both DC and AC voltage signals within a range of 0.4V to 2.9V. Key functions implemented on the FPGA include gain setting for the amplifier, analog to digital conversion, binary to BCD conversion for the display, and calculating the RMS value for sinusoidal signals. The design, simulation, and hardware testing are discussed.
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This document provides a summary of the connections for an Exynos 4412 MCU chip. It includes pin connections for components like USB, UART, I2C, SPI, HDMI, camera, display and more. The diagram shows the pin connections from the MCU to various external components through labels like "NLHSICPOHSIC" which connects the MCU's HSIC pin to an external HSIC component. It provides the schematic pin connections for interfacing the MCU to external devices.
The document is a stock report from L.A. Micro Group listing the quantity on hand of various Dell networking and storage adapter cards. It includes over 50 items with over 500 cards total in stock. The cards include host bus adapters, network interface cards, remote management cards, and other peripheral cards for Dell servers and blades.
The document is a stock report from L.A. Micro Group listing the quantity on hand of various Dell networking and storage adapter cards. It includes over 100 items with details on the Dell host bus adapters, network interface cards, and iDRAC remote access controllers they have in stock, ranging from older PCI cards to newer PCI-Express models.
The document describes a data center architecture that uses scale units to horizontally scale compute, storage, networking, and management resources. It includes scale units for master management nodes, DDC service nodes, DDC switches, and compute nodes across multiple racks. Virtual Hyper-V switches and partitions allow the hardware resources to be shared by the different scale units.
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This document contains a system block diagram, power diagram and GPIO pin assignments for a Pineview-D laptop motherboard. The system block diagram shows the main components including the Pineview-D CPU, Tigerpoint chipset, DDR3 memory, SATA and USB interfaces. The power diagram outlines the power sequencing when the system is turned on. It also includes a list of GPIO pin assignments and their default configurations.
Steps done by volunteer with passion for Free Software , Open Hardware and Common Good to build up an Open Hardware GNU/Linux based Notebook. What we can give to the community with the presentation of the electrical schematics and next steps for reach the goal.
Prepare yourself to switch computing to Open Hardware Power ArchitectureRoberto Innocenti
We expect before the end of 2021 to see the life of three prototypes of the Open Hardware GNU/Linux PowerPC Laptop. The project started in late 2014, after a brief summary of the previous episodes and the latest update regarding the prototypes trough the recent electronics shortage and increase of the costs. We disclose how you can take part on the pre-production run. This difficult project, under an uncertainly period 2015-2021 to design a Power Architecture notebook, how is inserted in the constellation of an Open Hardware Power Architecture computing switch. As this is a Community Driven open hardware power architecture project we see how you can be a protagonist of this switch.
Open POWER Summit NA 2021
This document describes a project to design a single channel digital voltmeter using an FPGA. The project involves using a Xilinx Spartan 3A FPGA development board which includes an analog to digital converter and LCD display. The FPGA is programmed using VHDL to measure both DC and AC voltage signals within a range of 0.4V to 2.9V. The design and programming logic is simulated and tested on the hardware board to verify functionality.
This document contains diagrams and information about the components and power rails of a laptop motherboard. It includes a block diagram labeling the various components such as the CPU, chipset, memory, ports, and connectors. It also includes a power diagram showing which components are powered on or off in different sleep states. Tables provide more details on devices, I/O addresses, power rails, and voltage levels.
Esquema Elétrico com Odroid U3 Main Rev 0.5Lojamundi
This document provides a summary of the connections for an Exynos 4412 MCU chip. It includes pin connections for components like USB, UART, I2C, SPI, HDMI, camera, display and more. The diagram shows the pin connections from the MCU to various external components through labels like "NLHSICPOHSIC" which connects the MCU's HSIC pin to an external HSIC component. It provides the schematic pin connections for interfacing the MCU to external devices.
The document is a stock report from L.A. Micro Group listing the quantity on hand of various Dell networking and storage adapter cards. It includes over 50 items with over 500 cards total in stock. The cards include host bus adapters, network interface cards, remote management cards, and other peripheral cards for Dell servers and blades.
The document is a stock report from L.A. Micro Group listing the quantity on hand of various Dell networking and storage adapter cards. It includes over 100 items with details on the Dell host bus adapters, network interface cards, and iDRAC remote access controllers they have in stock, ranging from older PCI cards to newer PCI-Express models.
The document describes a data center architecture that uses scale units to horizontally scale compute, storage, networking, and management resources. It includes scale units for master management nodes, DDC service nodes, DDC switches, and compute nodes across multiple racks. Virtual Hyper-V switches and partitions allow the hardware resources to be shared by the different scale units.
The document is a revision log and block diagram for the FRDM-KL27Z board. It lists several revisions made to the board over time, including removing components, changing jumpers to different pins, and adding jumpers for power disconnection during testing. The block diagram shows the connections between the KL27Z microcontroller and various onboard components like buttons, LEDs, and headers. It details the pin mappings and functions of the microcontroller.
This document contains a system block diagram, power diagram and GPIO pin assignments for a Pineview-D laptop motherboard. The system block diagram shows the main components including the Pineview-D CPU, Tigerpoint chipset, DDR3 memory, SATA and USB interfaces. The power diagram outlines the power sequencing when the system is turned on. It also includes a list of GPIO pin assignments and their default configurations.
Steps done by volunteer with passion for Free Software , Open Hardware and Common Good to build up an Open Hardware GNU/Linux based Notebook. What we can give to the community with the presentation of the electrical schematics and next steps for reach the goal.
Prepare yourself to switch computing to Open Hardware Power ArchitectureRoberto Innocenti
We expect before the end of 2021 to see the life of three prototypes of the Open Hardware GNU/Linux PowerPC Laptop. The project started in late 2014, after a brief summary of the previous episodes and the latest update regarding the prototypes trough the recent electronics shortage and increase of the costs. We disclose how you can take part on the pre-production run. This difficult project, under an uncertainly period 2015-2021 to design a Power Architecture notebook, how is inserted in the constellation of an Open Hardware Power Architecture computing switch. As this is a Community Driven open hardware power architecture project we see how you can be a protagonist of this switch.
Open POWER Summit NA 2021
This document describes a project to design a single channel digital voltmeter using an FPGA. The project involves using a Xilinx Spartan 3A FPGA development board which includes an analog to digital converter and LCD display. The FPGA is programmed using VHDL to measure both DC and AC voltage signals within a range of 0.4V to 2.9V. The design and programming logic is simulated and tested on the hardware board to verify functionality.
This document contains diagrams and information about the components and power rails of a laptop motherboard. It includes a block diagram labeling the various components such as the CPU, chipset, memory, ports, and connectors. It also includes a power diagram showing which components are powered on or off in different sleep states. Tables provide more details on devices, I/O addresses, power rails, and voltage levels.
This document contains a block diagram and component list for a motherboard model GA-G41MT-S2P. The block diagram shows the system architecture and signal connections between the Intel Pentium 4 CPU, Gigabyte G41 chipset, memory modules, expansion slots, front panel connectors, and other components. The component list includes part designators, values, and manufacturers for resistors, capacitors, and other discrete components on the motherboard. Revision history notes component value changes and circuit modifications between previous and current (1.31) revisions.
- The document includes diagrams and specifications for an E11IS2 computer system project. It includes a cover page, sequence diagram, and system block diagram.
- The sequence diagram shows the power on sequence and power rails for the system. It includes steps like turning on the CPU core voltage, switching regulators, and powering on subsystems.
- The system block diagram shows the main components of the system in a block format. It includes items like the CPU, chipset, memory, display interface, USB/SATA connections, and other peripherals.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on professional EDA tools for circuit design. It introduces the presenters Pahan Mendis and Chathuni Wijegunawardana, who are undergraduate students studying electronic and telecommunications engineering in Sri Lanka. The presentation covers introduction to professional EDA tools for circuit design like Altium CircuitMaker and KiCAD. It discusses key topics like setting up the tools, the PCB design framework involving schematic design, layout design and generating outputs for fabrication. Specific practices for signal integrity and power integrity in PCB design are also summarized.
This document is a circuit diagram for a laptop motherboard. It contains 64 sheets detailing the circuit components and power system. Key elements include the Intel Ivy Bridge processor, Panther Point PCH, DDR3 memory, various power regulators, battery charging circuitry, and peripheral interfaces. The diagram provides the model number, date, and responsible engineer for the design.
This document contains confidential engineering schematics and block diagrams for Compal Electronics' "Kabini" laptop platform. It includes diagrams of the AMD APU, integrated and discrete components, power delivery systems, and input/output connections. The document is marked as proprietary and confidential, and contains Compal's trade secrets regarding their laptop design.
This document contains confidential and proprietary information about a Samsung electronics design check. It lists the model name, PCB code, developer step, revision, CPU, chipset, date, and approvers for the design. It also contains schematic annotations and diagrams related to the board design and power analysis.
HP 8470P Calvin UMA 6050A2466401-MB-A02 MV 2012-03-08 Schematics.pdfssuser77b13f
This document provides details on the system power components for a computer including the charger, battery selector, and overcurrent protection. It includes block diagrams, schematics, component lists and specifications. The document contains proprietary information and requires permission for reproduction.
The document discusses the challenges of integrating electronics for complex systems as semiconductor technology advances according to Moore's law. It describes how Electronic Development addresses this challenge through an organizational structure of functional clusters, building blocks, and platforms to manage complexity and enable parallel development. The goal is fast and predictable integration through well-defined interfaces and early integration testing to reduce problems during system realization.
This document is a cover sheet and block diagram for the Gigabyte Z390 DESIGNARE motherboard. It includes the document title, number, revision, and date. The block diagram shows the main components and connections of the motherboard, including the Intel LGA1151 CPU, Intel Z390 PCH chipset, DDR4 memory channels, M.2 slots, SATA ports, PCIe slots, front panel I/O, and audio circuitry. Revisions to the board design and components are also documented.
Display Type AM-OLED
Display Brand BOE
Interface SPI,MIPI
Screen Size 1.39 inch
Orientation Landscape
Display Color Full Color
Manufacturer BOE
Resolution 454x454
Driver IC RM69330
Consumption 50uW~260mW
Active Area (mm) ¢35.412
Luminance 800 cd/m2 (Max)
Viewing Angle 80/80/80/80 (Typ.)(CR≥10)
Color Depth 16.7M
Refresh Rate 45 Hz
For More Display Photo
https://www.panoxdisplay.com/amoled/1-39-inch-round-oled-454x454-spi.html
This document contains block diagrams and schematics for a computer system made by Quanta Computer Inc. It includes diagrams of the Sandy Bridge processor showing the connections for the digital media interface (DMI), graphics interface (PEG), and flat panel display interface (FDI). It also contains diagrams of the processor showing clock signals, miscellaneous connections, and JTAG interface. The document provides power specifications and component references for the processor, memory, display, and other computer subsystems.
This document contains confidential engineering drawings and specifications for a Compal Electronics laptop design featuring an AMD Kabini APU with Jaguar cores and integrated graphics. The document includes block diagrams, notes lists, and tables specifying the laptop's components, power rails, device addresses, USB and thermal sensor mappings, and BOM structure. The drawings are marked as confidential property of Compal Electronics and may not be transferred or disclosed without permission.
Flexible Manufacturing System-Hardware and Software Components with Commercia...KathiravanRS
This document discusses the hardware and software components of flexible manufacturing systems (FMS). It describes key hardware components including transport systems, material handling systems, storage systems, Ethernet hardware, and programmable logic controllers. It also discusses software components such as CIMCO Edit, CIMCO DNC Max, and CIMCO MDC that are used to program, control, and supervise the hardware for flexible automation. The document provides examples and diagrams of several hardware devices and illustrations of software interfaces.
This document contains block diagrams and pin connections for the Quanta Computer Sandy Bridge laptop motherboard. The first page shows the overall system block diagram including components like the Sandy Bridge processor, memory, graphics interfaces, and I/O. Following pages provide more detailed diagrams for the Sandy Bridge processor showing its DMI, PCIe, FDI and clock/control pin connections. The document also includes a power stage diagram and tables of contents and pin descriptions.
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The Butteryfly Effect of an Open Hardware Notebook MotherboardRoberto Innocenti
A little voluntary based, self financed Open Hardware PowerPC notebook motherboard project could attract important changes in the Electronic Industry, inducing a Butterfly Effect.
Open Hardware, Free Software and 3D Printing are game changer in the electronic industry; they could decentralize and democratize electronic manufacturing, acknowledgment and evenly distribute advantage factors.
Starting with concrete examples, the OSWH PowerPC Notebook motherboard based on Cern Open Hardware License v 1.2 will be included. Fine tuning and fixing PowerPC 64bit Debian packages and FreeCad for design the Open Hardware Notebook Chassis will be presented.
Linux day 2015 presentation of Open Hardware Source PowerPC NotebookRoberto Innocenti
The CPU Architecture history and how Free Software have changed the rigid dependency of Hardware from Proprietary Software.
How now it is possible a PowerPC Notebook thanks to Free Software and Open Hardware
- some minor update at may 2016
More information http://www.powerpc-notebook.org/en/
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T2080 USB INTERFACE
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SYSTEM POWER INPUT
T2080 CORE POWER CONVERTOR
SYSTEM CLOCK GENERATORs (cont.)
MECHANICALs
SYSTEM POWER CONVERTORs
CPLD WRAPPER AND IO EXPANDER
CHANGE LIST
SYSTEM POWER CONVERTORs (cont.)
SYSTEM CLOCK GENERATORs
RGMII ETHERNET PORT 1
KEYBOARD INTERFACE
KB_LED_AND_LED
T2080 DUART and I2C DEVICE INTERFACE
T2080 GROUND
T2080 POWER SUPPLY (cont.)
T2080 POWER SUPPLY
ETHERNET PORT CONNECTOR
SATA3 CONTROLLER
SATA3 CONNECTORS
USB3 CONTROLLER CONNECTORS
USB3 CONTROLLER
PCIE CONNECTORS
PCIE BRIDGE
3G LTE MODEM
PCIE BRIDGE POWER
MXM PCIE
MXM VIDEO OUT
I2C WRAPPER
AUDIO CMEDIA
AUDIO CONNECTORS
MAIN POWER
BATTERY CHARGER
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