The multiplexed LED display and discrete LEDs are driven directly from the ATmega32P. These extra ADC pins are left unused in Test 3. These pins can now be addressed as analogue pins 6 and 7. The TQFP package includes two additional ADC pins (ADC6 and ADC7), compared to the DIP variant.In Test 3, pin 14 is an LED multiplexing line. The external oscillator pins can now be used as digital I/O pins 14 and 15. Although the internal oscillator is less accurate, this is not a timing-critical application. Internal oscillator used at 8 MHz, instead of external 16 MHz crystal.It provides additional I/O capabilities over the standard Arduino Uno: The firmware for the AVR microcontroller is programmed using the Arduino IDE with a custom ' board definition', specifically for the 328P-A variant (TQFP-32 package). Theory of operation Arduino board definition hardware: bill of materials (PDF/Excel XLSX) and schematic files (PDF/DipTrace DCH).images: pictures used in this README document.
The build instructions and user manual are found on the product page at Version history Hardware The hardware includes a Microchip/Atmel AVR ATmega328P-A microcontroller, programmed using the Arduino IDE with a custom board definition. Test 3 is a voltage and current meter for Eurorack modular synthesisers, available as a DIY kit with optional front panel. Released to the synth DIY community under CC BY-SA and the GPL.
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