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BC547 |
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470R Resistor |
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160R Resistor |
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20R Resistor |
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56R Resistor |
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Small Signal Diode |
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3V Zener Diode |
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5 Pin SIL Socket 2.54mm Pitch |
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4 Pin SIL Socket 2.54mm Pitch |
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6 Pin Header 2.54mm Pitch |
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3 Pin Header 2.54mm Pitch |
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2 Pin Header 2.54mm Pitch |
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Elbox Power Tower LED Header Board
This board will allow you to connect your Amiga 1200 to the LED board of an Elbox Power Tower and allow you to drive the Power, Turbo and LED lights.
You can find a PCB for the LED board at https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/Elbox_Power_Tower_LED_Board.html
Note when building:
D1 is a 3V Zener diode, this controls the birghtness of the Power LED as the normal boot routine fo the AMiga 1200 will have the power LED start dim then brighten to full once the pre-boot checks are complete.
The SIL sockets should be placed on the silkscreen side of the board and the pin headers on the opposite side
Elbox Power Tower LED Header Board
*PCBWay community is a sharing platform. We are not responsible for any design issues and parameter issues (board thickness, surface finish, etc.) you choose.
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