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Features:
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* TMC2209 driver
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* ATmega168
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* STM32F103C8T6
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* Two MOSFET drivers fans
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* One big MOSFET driver for a hotend heater
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* Thermistor input
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* One servo
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* One endstop
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Main power is 12-24V
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It should be fed from the mainboard with 12-24V, 5V, GND, UART RX and UART TX.
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Communication with host is done via micro USB, small electronics is powered though that
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Possible issues:
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* Is the cooling for the TMC2209 adequate?
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* How well will the UART cmos/ttl level survive? Noise?
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* Does it work
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Alternative design options:
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* Use an ARM instead? STM32F030
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* Create a local 5V/3.3V instead? Switch regulator + LDO. Only the servo needs 5V
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* USB-c would be neat, it could provide all the power and signalling needed
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