Assembly of the low-voltage through-hole components

This page describes the assembly of the low-voltage through-hole components for the latest revision of the board. Refer to this page for information on previous revisions.

Take your soldering iron, as it’s time to solder a few components. We will now solder the low-voltage through-hole components.

Location of the 8 components you need to solder
Location of the 8 components you need to solder
  • Solder switch S1 and set it to the 0 position.
  • Solder connector J1
  • Solder the +5V/-5V DC/DC converter DCDC1
  • Solder the +3.3V DC/DC converter DCDC2
  • Solder inductor L1, cut the excess leads with pliers.
  • Solder 3-pin jumper J2, and put a jumper on the bottom two pins (indicated in blue on the image above).
    Jumper J2 is used to select the current output.

    • Position 3V3 (as shown on image): output current ~100uA
    • Position 5V: output current ~200uA
  • Solder 3-pin header J6 and put a jumper on the left as shown in blue on image above.
  • solder 2-pin header J11
After soldering the low-voltage through-hole components.
After soldering the low-voltage through-hole components.

That’s it, you are done with the low-voltage through-hole components!

Next step

Once the low-voltage components are in place, it is time to run a few tests and perform the initial configuration.

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