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I came across an old development board with an ATMEL ATMEGA8A-PU . I am not an expert but I want to use this board. But something is missing in this board as seen in this photo:



ATMEL development board with a missing part






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I came across an old development board with an ATMEL ATMEGA8A-PU . I am not an expert but I want to use this board. But something is missing in this board as seen in this photo:



ATMEL development board with a missing part






microcontroller atmel







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  • Schematic is missing.
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    2 days ago














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I came across an old development board with an ATMEL ATMEGA8A-PU . I am not an expert but I want to use this board. But something is missing in this board as seen in this photo:



ATMEL development board with a missing part






microcontroller atmel







share|improve this question









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Aashish Loknath Panigrahi is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I came across an old development board with an ATMEL ATMEGA8A-PU . I am not an expert but I want to use this board. But something is missing in this board as seen in this photo:



ATMEL development board with a missing part






microcontroller atmel




microcontroller atmel






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  • Schematic is missing.
    – Nick Alexeev♦
    2 days ago


















  • Schematic is missing.
    – Nick Alexeev♦
    2 days ago
















Schematic is missing.
– Nick Alexeev♦
2 days ago




Schematic is missing.
– Nick Alexeev♦
2 days ago










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It is max232 ic.



Which is used to convert the signals from the RS232 serial port to the proper signal which are used in the TTL compatible digital logic circuits.






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    Yes, one can even see "MAX" on the silkscreen in the hole in the socket.
    – Unimportant
    2 days ago






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    To add: The board should work without it, you only need it if you want to communicate over the RS232.
    – Michael
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    yes.. Michael is right...
    – Satish Singupuram
    2 days ago


















1 Answer
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active

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1 Answer
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active

oldest

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active

oldest

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active

oldest

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11














It is max232 ic.



Which is used to convert the signals from the RS232 serial port to the proper signal which are used in the TTL compatible digital logic circuits.






share|improve this answer

















  • 1




    Yes, one can even see "MAX" on the silkscreen in the hole in the socket.
    – Unimportant
    2 days ago






  • 5




    To add: The board should work without it, you only need it if you want to communicate over the RS232.
    – Michael
    2 days ago






  • 1




    yes.. Michael is right...
    – Satish Singupuram
    2 days ago
















11














It is max232 ic.



Which is used to convert the signals from the RS232 serial port to the proper signal which are used in the TTL compatible digital logic circuits.






share|improve this answer

















  • 1




    Yes, one can even see "MAX" on the silkscreen in the hole in the socket.
    – Unimportant
    2 days ago






  • 5




    To add: The board should work without it, you only need it if you want to communicate over the RS232.
    – Michael
    2 days ago






  • 1




    yes.. Michael is right...
    – Satish Singupuram
    2 days ago














11












11








11






It is max232 ic.



Which is used to convert the signals from the RS232 serial port to the proper signal which are used in the TTL compatible digital logic circuits.






share|improve this answer












It is max232 ic.



Which is used to convert the signals from the RS232 serial port to the proper signal which are used in the TTL compatible digital logic circuits.







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answered 2 days ago









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    Yes, one can even see "MAX" on the silkscreen in the hole in the socket.
    – Unimportant
    2 days ago






  • 5




    To add: The board should work without it, you only need it if you want to communicate over the RS232.
    – Michael
    2 days ago






  • 1




    yes.. Michael is right...
    – Satish Singupuram
    2 days ago














  • 1




    Yes, one can even see "MAX" on the silkscreen in the hole in the socket.
    – Unimportant
    2 days ago






  • 5




    To add: The board should work without it, you only need it if you want to communicate over the RS232.
    – Michael
    2 days ago






  • 1




    yes.. Michael is right...
    – Satish Singupuram
    2 days ago








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1




Yes, one can even see "MAX" on the silkscreen in the hole in the socket.
– Unimportant
2 days ago




Yes, one can even see "MAX" on the silkscreen in the hole in the socket.
– Unimportant
2 days ago




5




5




To add: The board should work without it, you only need it if you want to communicate over the RS232.
– Michael
2 days ago




To add: The board should work without it, you only need it if you want to communicate over the RS232.
– Michael
2 days ago




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1




yes.. Michael is right...
– Satish Singupuram
2 days ago




yes.. Michael is right...
– Satish Singupuram
2 days ago



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