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ProtoX prototype board shield for Arduino XINO Amicus

£2.99 (inc VAT) £2.49 (exc VAT)
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The ProtoX is one of the lowest cost prototype boards on the market. Don't let the price fool you, the ProtoX is in our opinion the most versatile too. Here's how it's "wired". Blue tracks are the top and red the bottom.  

 

  • Designed to support the Arduino, XINO, Amicus and others that are Arduino shaped.

  • 3 joined trough holes in set out in pairs either side of a GND and power rail (down the centre). Enables easy connection to DIP devices and the majority of through hole parts.

  • Has the silkscreen legend on the back so you can easily see which pin is which (an absolute godsend)

  • Very useful SMT pads.

    SOIC pads both narrow and wide to support any combination upto 28 pins.

    TSSOP pads to support any combination upto 28 pins (mounts on underside of board and shares the SOIC through holes). 0.65mm pitch.

    2 x SOT 223 (all 4 pads) for large SMD parts such as voltage regulators, power transistors, FET's etc

    2 x SOT 22-3 (all 6 pads) for small SMD parts signal transisors, diodes etc

    NOTE: SOT pads are shared so max of 2 of either type.

  • Comes with 2 x 0.1uf noise filtering capacitors. One for the 3V3 or 5V rail and one you can configure in anyway.

  • Comes with 3 x 8 pin header pins and 1 x 6 pin header pin (For boards with two 6 pin headers like the Arduino, simply break off the end two pins on one header with your fingers).

  • Useful power blocks, 3 x group of 5, one pre conneted to GND the other two can be configured in any way.

  • TX & RX pins brought out to front facing holes.

  • Through holes to easily add 3 front facing LED's (bottom left 12 pads) or anything else of similar size.
Write your own product review

  1. A balanced board for protoyping or a finished product

    Posted by Ralph Bacon on 7th Apr 2012

    Nicely printed on both sides with a good mix of prototyping area and SMT components such as voltage regulators - pity this didn't have a place for the standard 5/2.1 input voltage socket.

    Also both my kits only had 2 x caps (not a big deal but then you do say there will be three).

    Finally how about a full sized PDF of the layout so I can design my layouts more easily than using graph paper or photocopying the board on my printer!


  2. Tony the tiger would say gggggrrreeeeaaaatttttt

    Posted by Unknown on 14th Mar 2012

    Nicely produced little board at a bargain bucket price, can't fault it.


  3. monster Beats

    Posted by hoorypeMesy on 10th Dec 2011

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