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Tim Ansell edited this page Aug 22, 2019 · 1 revision

There are several variants of Fomu hardware.

  • The hacker version is designed for people who are up to the challenge of building their own board.
  • It has a simpler PCB which makes it cheaper to produce in a small quantities.
  • However, it uses a non-standard footprint for the FPGA WSCP which reduces yield and long term reliability making it unsuitable for mass production.
  • It's also missing some decoupling capacitors and power filters, which may impact stability
  • Only two SPI wires are connected, meaning it cannot handle quad SPI
  • This is a prototype board designed to fit on top of a Raspberry Pi
  • It does not fit on a USB port
  • The large size makes it easier to debug
  • The schematic serves as the basis for future production boards
  • It uses 6/6 design rules, making it very easy to produce
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