Bill of Materials (3 Bit Board) - IanSB/RGBtoHDMI GitHub Wiki
Introduction
This page lists the parts needed for the 3-Bit (Beeb) version of RGBtoHDMI (by Hoglet):
The original schematics are here:
Please use the 6 bit design for new builds.
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Resistors
Part Description |
Supplier |
Quantity |
Part Ref |
Min Order |
Notes |
220R 0805 Resistor |
RS 223‑0332 |
2 off |
R4, R5 |
50 |
|
10K 0805 Resistor |
RS 740‑9072 |
4 off |
R1-R3, R6 |
50 |
|
Capacitors
Part Description |
Supplier |
Quantity |
Part Ref |
Min Order |
Notes |
100nf 0805 Multilayer Ceramic Capacitor |
RS 464‑6688 |
4 off |
C1, C4-C6 |
50 |
working voltage ≥ 10V |
10uF 0805 Multilayer Ceramic Capacitor |
RS 846‑7313 |
2 off |
C2-C3 |
50 |
working voltage ≥ 10V |
Semiconductors
Part Description |
Supplier |
Quantity |
Part Ref |
Min Order |
Notes |
XC9572XL-10VQG44C |
Farnell 2831287 |
1 off |
U1 |
1 |
|
SN74LS08D 14-pin SOIC |
RS 663‑2375 |
1 off |
U2 |
5 |
|
Green 0805 LED |
RS 861‑0037 |
2 off |
D1-D2 |
50 |
|
Sockets / Connectors
Part Description |
Supplier |
Quantity |
Part Ref |
Min Order |
Notes |
2x20 way 0.1" female PCB header |
Farnell 2827916 |
1 off |
P1 |
1 |
|
1x2 / 1x3 / 1x6 way right angle 0.1" male PCB header (low profile) |
RS 251‑8654 |
1 off |
P2,P3,P6 |
10 |
part is 36-way, break as required |
1x2 way 0.1" female PCB header |
Farnell 2827907 |
1 off |
P4 |
1 |
cut as required |
1x6 way Molex KK 254 7478 right angle PCB Header |
RS 679‑5473 |
1 off |
P5 |
10 |
|
Miscellaneous
Part Description |
Supplier |
Quantity |
Part Ref |
Min Order |
Notes |
SPST Momentary Action Tactile Switch |
RS 758‑1941 |
4 off |
SW1-SW4 |
20 |
|
11mm M2.5 threaded spacers |
CPC PC01988 |
4 off |
|
50 |
|
Cable assembly
Part Description |
Supplier |
Quantity |
Min Order |
Notes |
1x6 Molex KK 254 2695 connector housing |
RS 679-5391 |
1 off |
10 |
|
Molex KK 254 2759 crimp terminal contacts |
RS 172-9178 |
6 off |
100 |
|
6 way DIN plug |
CPC CN00039 |
1 off |
1 |
|
6 core flexible security/alarm cable |
local electrical shop |
1M |
|
|
You can just about attach the crimp connectors to the cable with pliers, but I would not want to do this for 10 sets of cable. I ended up buying this tool from Amazon:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002AVVO7K