Sanguish

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Sanguish Electronics Board

Release status: experimental

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Description
All in one electronics with Toshiba drivers
License
[GPL]
Author
Contributors
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External Link
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Sanguish is an all-in-one electronics platform similar to Gen7 and Sanguinololu. The main difference is that Sanguish is using the through hole Toshiba TB6560AHQ drivers in place of the Pololu driver daughter boards. The main advantage is cost savings, as the Toshiba drivers are much less expensive than the Pololu boards. In addition it is likely that the Toshiba drivers will allow higher current motors to be used. The HZip form factor will be much easier to heat-sink, and the drivers will handle more current before requiring a heat sink than the Pololu drivers will.

Note: The enable line is inverted from the way it works on the Pololu drivers so this MUST be changed in firmware before powering on the 12V to the drivers, otherwise the smoke will escape.


How to get it

The board has passed the initial movement tests, but is not quite ready for prime time.

Known issues with alpha board:

The relay is wired incorrectly

The power control pin may need to be moved to correct an as yet unexplained toggling of the relay.

File:Sanguish.zip

PCBs

Alpha board has passed initial tests after repair of the relay routing.

Components

Here is the preliminary Mouser project. Mouser project

It should have everything in it needed to build the basic board. No external parts are included. So cabling, end-stops, etc. are left to the user to source. You can of course use the Gen7_Endstop_1.3.1 or use mechanical end-stops. The mouser project is still pretty rough as the parts list is a bit fluid at the moment.


Cost

The mouser project with all needed components comes to $49 in QTY 1 and $404 in QTY 10. In order to bring down the total cost I substituted the pin and socket headers, capacitors and screw terminals from Tayda electronics. This brings the total to

Mouser components = $260.97 + S+H (est $12) = $272.97

Tayda components = 21.20 + S+H 5.99 = $27.19

PCB Seeedstudio Fusion PCB 15x10 cm = $69.90 + S+H (Est. 12.00) = $81.90

Total = $382.06

Finally broke the $40 per board barrier. I haven't ordered from Seeedstudio before but the others are suppliers I have dealt with and trust. I'll test out the Seeedstudio service as soon as I tweak the board a bit to adjust for issues I found during production of the first alpha board.

Parts List

Electronic Components

Description Part Number Quantity Comments


560 Ohm resistor 0 5 LED and Transistor bias
4.7 KOhm resistor 0 3 Temp and reset
0.5 Ohm 1/2 W resistor 0 16 Current sense resistors
40 pin female header 0 3 Sockets for driver chips
40 pin male header 0 3 jumper headers, connectors etc.
10 A Relay 0 1 Power on sequencing switch
40 Pin Dip socket 0 1 Socket for Atmega
ATMega 0 1
Crystal 0 1 16 or 20 MHz
22 pf Capacitor 0 2 for crystal oscillator
NO Push button switch 0 1 Reset Switch
0.1 uf ceramic capacitor 0 13 various
10 uf electrolytic capacitor 0 6 driver isolation and temp
100 uf electrolytic capacitor 0 3 power input caps
Toshiba TB6560AHQ drivers 0 4 drivers
FET 0 3 heaters and relay driver
LED 0 2 heater indicators
2 pos screw terminal 0 4 power in and heater out
100 pf ceramic capacitor 0 4 driver clock capacitors

Initial build

The initial build is done and ready for testing. Here is a picture of the board ready for atmega and drivers. The initial board was made using toner transfer on single sided copper clad. This design is not optimal for single sided manufacture and lots of jumpers will be required to complete the board. If it performs as expected all future boards will be manufactured double sided boards. As you can see the drivers and atmega are socket-ed for easy replacement as these are the components that most often get damaged and need replacement.

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