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BV410 |
Secure Digital SD Memory Card Socket |
Datasheet |
£7.31 |
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The BV405 is a neat way
to use the
L293 chip,
described as a push-pull four channel driver with diodes. It’s
ideal application is for driving small DC motors and as there
are two channels it can drive two motors both forward and
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These are hard to come by for experimenting with SD (Secure Digital) cards.
This board will take a single SD Card with all of the of the card connections
brought out to the front of the board for easy connection. The SD card simply
pushes into the socket, there is an output that the host can use for detecting
when the card has been inserted.
The board also has an LED on the chip select line to indicate when the SD
card is being accessed.

The picture shows a board with a card inserted ** note the card is not
supplied with the board**. The connector at the end has been marked with the
connections required for SPI or a 4 wire
SD interface.

Circuit diagram
#CS - When this is set low the card is selected and the LED
illuminates
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