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VORAGO Tech Brief Page 1 RADIATION HARDENED SYSTEM CONTROL BOARD FOR CUBESATS THE CHALLENGE CubeSats are very popular and growing in importance to fulfill more and more commercial space missions. The bulk of the ready-to-use CPU cards for the CubeSat market use commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) semiconductor devices. While these have been shown to be at times sufficient up to 10 kRads, more and more missions are experiencing higher levels of radiation over their life span than COTs devices can survive or reliably operate. There have also been reports of devices exhibiting latch-up susceptibility to single event effects such as high energy neutron or proton strikes. The challenge is to provide a cost-effective radiation hardened system control board / compute module that can be used in the standard form factor of CubeSat modules. THE SOLUTION VORAGO Technologies partnered with COSMIAC (a University of New Mexico research center), based on the expertise they bring in reconfigurable microsystems and the history they have in CubeSat electronics and radiation effects for spacecraft, to create a hardened compute module. The module is called “HARDSAT Compute Module” in reference to the underlying VORAGO technologies’ silicon process used to combat ill effects of radiation. The HARDSAT compute module (CM) and associated board stack were developed to allow rapid development, a high degree of configurability, a small form factor and a highly robust system for small satellite applications. VORAGO Technologies already has proven radiation hardened ARM ® Cortex ® -M0 based Microcontroller Units (MCUs). The latest VORAGO Technologies’ MCU with 128kbytes of code space is used for this project. It is envisioned that future modules using the same form factor and interconnect can include higher performance MCUs with more available memory. A compute module and an interface board to the CubeSat kit bus was developed and prototyped. See Figure 1 for block diagrams of both boards. The rest of this brief provides more details of the solution.

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VORAGO Tech Brief

Page 1

RADIATION HARDENED SYSTEM CONTROL BOARD FOR CUBESATS

THE CHALLENGE

CubeSats are very popular and growing in importance to

fulfill more and more commercial space missions. The

bulk of the ready-to-use CPU cards for the CubeSat

market use commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS)

semiconductor devices. While these have been shown to

be at times sufficient up to 10 kRads, more and more

missions are experiencing higher levels of radiation over

their life span than COTs devices can survive or reliably

operate. There have also been reports of devices

exhibiting latch-up susceptibility to single event effects

such as high energy neutron or proton strikes.

The challenge is to provide a cost-effective radiation

hardened system control board / compute module that can

be used in the standard form factor of CubeSat modules.

THE SOLUTION

VORAGO Technologies partnered with COSMIAC (a

University of New Mexico research center), based on the

expertise they bring in reconfigurable microsystems and

the history they have in CubeSat electronics and radiation

effects for spacecraft, to create a hardened compute

module. The module is called “HARDSAT Compute

Module” in reference to the underlying VORAGO

technologies’ silicon process used to combat ill effects of

radiation.

The HARDSAT compute module (CM) and associated

board stack were developed to allow rapid development, a

high degree of configurability, a small form factor and a

highly robust system for small satellite applications.

VORAGO Technologies already has proven radiation

hardened ARM® Cortex®-M0 based Microcontroller

Units (MCUs). The latest VORAGO Technologies’

MCU with 128kbytes of code space is used for this

project. It is envisioned that future modules using the

same form factor and interconnect can include higher

performance MCUs with more available memory. A

compute module and an interface board to the CubeSat kit

bus was developed and prototyped. See Figure 1 for

block diagrams of both boards. The rest of this brief

provides more details of the solution.

VORAGO Tech Brief

Page 2

FIGURE 1- BLOCK DIAGRAM OF COMPUTE MODULE AND INTERFACE BOARD

CUBESAT COMPUTE MODULE SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

The CubeSat form factor is established with many control

boards and mission specific boards already implemented.

Clyde Space, Pumpkin Inc., and GomSpace have a full

portfolio of modules to select from that span

communications, power supply, navigation / positioning,

camera and propulsion units. For instance, GomSpace

has three communication modules already available that

will readily plug into the CubeSat Kit Bus which has the

form factor of a PC/104 connector. These modules just

require power and a small number of serial bus signals to

perform in the system.

The purpose of the compute module is to flawlessly

execute the mission specific command and control

software in a radiation adverse environment. It will also

provide bidirectional communication to the various

modules via I2C, SPI or UART serial interfaces.

Here is a list of functions that the compute module and

motherboard provide.

SPIRealTimeClockDS3234

SPISDCardSocket

USBtoUARTFT232RL

ClockIDT-

XLH536050

RegulatorLDO1.5V

JTAGinterface

SecurityComplex• ATSHA20• ATECC10• ATAE132

FRAMNVMFM25V10-G

PC/104 HARDSATCMbus HARDSATCMbus

VA10820MCUCortexM0

SPI x3

UARTx2

I2Cx2

Timerx24

I2CrepeaterPCA9514

connector(s)connector

connector

connector(s)

connector

ToOtherCubeSatKitboards

Interfaceboard(ASDCMotherboard) HARDSATComputeModule

VORAGO Tech Brief

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Category Compute Mod Motherboard

Processor 50 MHz,

Cortex®-M0® None

Memory 128k SPI

FRAM SD Card

Security None SHA and RNG

Timers 24 – 32-bit

timers

RTC with

battery

Serial

interfaces

2 x I2C, 3 x

SPI, 2 x UART

USB to UART

converter

TABLE 1- LIST OF FUNCTIONS FOR THE COMPUTE MODULE AND MOTHERBOARD

IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY

The main purpose of this project was to provide satellite

developers with a scalable and cost-effective radiation

hardened compute module for small satellite projects.

VORAGO Technologies already has proven radiation

hardened Cortex M0-based MCUs. The latest version

with 128kbyte of program space is used in this project.

The dimensions of the compute module were selected to

sit inside the cube satellite chassis to allow both a means

to connect to the CubeSat PC/104 bus and have its own

set of board-to-board connections allowing stacking of

either compute modules or yet to be developed

application specific daughter cards (ASDC). The first

ASDC contains an SD memory card, a security platform

for encryption and authentication, a real-time clock and a

connector for interfacing a to the CubeSat Kit bus. It is

referred to as a “motherboard” since it replaces much of

the Pumpkin CubeSat motherboard.

See Figure 2 for a drawing of the board stack.

VORAGO Tech Brief

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FIGURE 2 - BOARD STACK DRAWING, FRONT VIEW (LEFT) AND ROTATED VIEW (RIGHT)

The motherboard ASDC provides a bridge between the

Pumpkin CubeSat kit bus and the HARDSAT

communications bus. It allows direct connection to many

existing CubeSat kit boards. Figure 3 shows board to

board connections to the two separate busses.

The ASDC contains all the necessary functionality to

comply with the CubeSat kit bus standard. This includes

a removal before flight (RBF) and separation switch

(SEP). All the control signals (I2C, UART, SPI, GPIO)

are routed to the CubeSat kit bus through the PC/104

connector.

VORAGO Tech Brief

Page 5

FIGURE 3 - BLOCK DIAGRAM OF BOARDS AND INTERCONNECT

The CM can operate alone or be attached to an

Application Specific Daughter Card (ASDC). Together

the CM and ASDC provide the capabilities needed for a

specific task. It will also be possible to use extension

boards such as a memory card, several compute cards or

several ASDC’s in a board stack.

The CM uses an MCU based on the ARM® Cortex®-M0

processor that incorporates VORAGO’s HARDSIL®

enhancements. Chips implemented using the standard

foundry design rules with HARDSIL® enhanced processes

have demonstrated the ability to meet stringent Single

Event Effect (SEE), Single Event Latch-up (SEL), Dose

Rate (DR), and Total Ionizing Dose (TID) requirements.

HARDSATCMBus

SystemModule(s)- i.e.Payloadcontrol,power,camera,radio,GPS

MotherboardASDC– (clk,mem.andsec.)

HARDSATComputeModule (CM)

AuxiliaryCM(s)orapplicationspecificdaughtercards(ASDC)

RealTimeClk

SDCard

USBtoUART

MCUTBD

Clock

Regulator

JTAG

TBD

TBD

TBD

Connectors2x52pinPC/104 Connectors

2x60Samtec

SecurityComplex

I2C

SPI

UARTx2

I2Cx1

SPIx1

UARTx2

Generalpurpose inputs andoutputs >32available

Connector2x60Samtec

NVM

I2Cx2

SPIx2

UARTx2

Generalpurpose inputs andoutputs >16available

CubeSatKitBus

VORAGO Tech Brief

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INNOVATION

The key innovations of this program relating to the

Compute module are listed here.

• Allows for state-of-the-art commercial firmware and

software to be used without the additional expense of

coding for radiation effects.

• Reduces development time and cost given the CM

uses standard interfaces that are well understood

(I2C, SPI and UART).

• Describes the connector pin out which provides both

pass-through signals and unique card identification

depending on the position of the board in the stack.

• The CM allows for the developer to quickly adapt

current designs to a more robust radiation hardened

platform.

• Reduces the dependency on decades old radiation

hardened parts.

PROTOTYPE RESULTS

Figure 4 shows the functioning prototype of the compute

modules. Figure 5 shows the functioning motherboard.

Software was developed to communicate with the

peripheral chips on the I2C, SPI and UART interfaces.

This software was further refined and is now available as

part of the board support package for the REB1

development board that can be found at:

http://www.voragotech.com/products/reb1. Application

notes with software for FreeRTOS, timers and SPI

examples can be found at

http://www.voragotech.com/resources

VORAGO Tech Brief

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FIGURE 4 - PHOTO OF COMPUTE MODULE PCB PROTOTYPE

FIGURE 5 - PHOTO OF MOTHERBOARD ASDC PCB PROTOTYPE

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SUMMARY

As the CubeSat markets and their applications increase,

the need for similar components will continue to increase

to keep these projects affordable. This implementation

leverages the similarities in most CubeSats by applying a

modular approach to the spacecraft main electronics, the

motherboard.

The real power of this modular design concept is in giving

the engineer a wide variety of design options with a single

development environment. The motherboard is not the

only component in a spacecraft. By providing a CM that

is self-contained and has a standard interface, the

engineer can add a radiation hardened, secure, and robust

computation element to any subsystem or payload. The

only requirement is connecting a CM to an ASDC that

was created for the subsystem. In addition, the cost and

time to develop a new subsystem is greatly reduced since

manufacturing costs for the CM will decrease as more

units are fabricated per run. The cost and development

time of the ASDCs will also be reduced since the ASDC

will be designed to route the connections of the CM that

are needed. There is really no limit to what system can

take advantage of the CMs features.

This modular approach allows for a radiation hardened

single development environment for any size project. For

example, a CM can provide a radiation hardened

computation solution for an attitude control system

ASDC, or an electrical power system ASDC. This

modular approach shall significantly reduce development

time and increase reliability.

VORAGO TECHNOLOGIES INFORMATION

Address: 1501 South MoPac Expressway

Suite 350

Austin, TX 78746

Phone: (512) 633-7992

Email: [email protected]

VORAGO Tech Brief

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APPENDIX A – BILL OF MATERIALS FOR COMPUTE MODULE

APPENDIX B – COMPUTE MODULE SCHEMATIC (NEXT FOUR PAGES)

A A

B B

C C

D D

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SPIA

_MO

SI_P

ORT

A30

P1CM

1_SP

IA_M

ISO

_PO

RTA

29P1

CM1_

SPIA

_SSE

LN0_

PORT

A28

P1CM

1_SP

IA_S

SELN

1_PO

RTA

27P1

CM1_

SPIA

_SSE

LN2_

PORT

A26

P1CM

1_SP

IA_S

SELN

3_PO

RTA

25P1

CM1_

SPIA

_SSE

LN4_

PORT

A24

P1CM

1_SP

IA_S

SELN

5_PO

RTA

23P1

CM1_

SPIA

_SSE

LN6_

PORT

A22

P1CM

1_SP

IA_S

SELN

7_PO

RTA

21P1

CM1_

SPIA

_IRQ

N_P

ORT

A20

P1CM

2_SP

IA_S

CK_P

ORT

A31

P1CM

2_SP

IA_M

OSI

_PO

RTA

30P1

CM2_

SPIA

_MIS

O_P

ORT

A29

P1CM

2_SP

IA_S

SELN

0_PO

RTA

28P1

CM2_

SPIA

_SSE

LN1_

PORT

A27

P1CM

2_SP

IA_S

SELN

2_PO

RTA

26P1

CM2_

SPIA

_SSE

LN3_

PORT

A25

P1CM

2_SP

IA_S

SELN

4_PO

RTA

24P1

CM2_

SPIA

_SSE

LN5_

PORT

A23

P1CM

2_SP

IA_S

SELN

6_PO

RTA

22P1

CM2_

SPIA

_SSE

LN7_

PORT

A21

P1CM

2_SP

IA_I

RQN

_PO

RTA

20P1

CM3_

SPIA

_SCK

_PO

RTA

31P1

CM3_

SPIA

_MO

SI_P

ORT

A30

P1CM

3_SP

IA_M

ISO

_PO

RTA

29P1

CM3_

SPIA

_SSE

LN0_

PORT

A28

P1CM

3_SP

IA_S

SELN

1_PO

RTA

27P1

CM3_

SPIA

_SSE

LN2_

PORT

A26

P1CM

3_SP

IA_S

SELN

3_PO

RTA

25P1

CM3_

SPIA

_SSE

LN4_

PORT

A24

P1CM

3_SP

IA_S

SELN

5_PO

RTA

23P1

CM3_

SPIA

_SSE

LN6_

PORT

A22

P1CM

3_SP

IA_S

SELN

7_PO

RTA

21P1

CM3_

SPIA

_IRQ

N_P

ORT

A20

P1CM

0_SP

IA_S

CK_P

ORT

A31

P1,4

CM0_

SPIA

_MO

SI_P

ORT

A30

P1,4

CM0_

SPIA

_MIS

O_P

ORT

A29

P1,4

CM0_

SPIA

_SSE

LN0_

PORT

A28

P1,4

CM0_

SPIA

_SSE

LN1_

PORT

A27

P1,4

CM0_

SPIA

_SSE

LN2_

PORT

A26

P1,4

CM0_

SPIA

_SSE

LN3_

PORT

A25

P1,4

CM0_

SPIA

_SSE

LN4_

PORT

A24

P1,4

CM0_

SPIA

_SSE

LN5_

PORT

A23

P1,4

CM0_

SPIA

_SSE

LN6_

PORT

A22

P1,4

CM0_

SPIA

_SSE

LN7_

PORT

A21

P1,4

CM0_

SPIA

_IRQ

N_P

ORT

A20

P1,4

I2CB

_SD

AP1

,4I2

CB_S

CLP1

,4EX

TRES

ETN

P1,4

CM0_

ID5_

PORT

A16

P1,4

CM0_

ID6_

PORT

A17

P1,4

CM0_

SPIB

_SSE

LN2_

PORT

B14

P1,4

CM0_

SPIB

_SSE

LN1_

PORT

B15

P1,4

CM0_

UA

RTA

_TX

_PO

RTB2

3P1

,4CM

0_U

ART

A_R

X_P

ORT

B22

P1,4

CM0_

UA

RTB_

TX_P

ORT

B21

P1,4

CM0_

UA

RTB_

RX_P

ORT

B20

P1,4

CM0_

PORT

B0P1

,4CM

0_PO

RTB1

P1,4

CM0_

PORT

B2P1

,4CM

0_PO

RTB3

P1,4

CM0_

PORT

B4P1

,4CM

0_PO

RTB5

P1,4

CM0_

PORT

B6P1

,4CM

0_PO

RTB7

P1,4

CM1_

PORT

A0

P1CM

1_PO

RTA

1P1

CM1_

PORT

A2

P1CM

1_PO

RTA

3P1

CM1_

PORT

A4

P1CM

1_PO

RTA

5P1

VCC

_SY

S

DG

ND

+5V

_SY

S

DG

ND

DG

ND

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-TH

-K

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13 15 17 19 21 25

14 16 18 20 22 24 2623

2827 29

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3233

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TFS

5-30

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3233

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THRT

12

A A

B B

C C

D D

E E

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33

22

11

I2CA

_SD

AP4

SDA

_SY

SP1

,2

I2CA

_SCL

P4

SCL_

SYS

P1,2

TORC

H_C

LKP4

BUF_

ENA

BLE

P4

TORC

H_R

OM

_CSN

P4

SDI0

_RO

M_S

IP4

SCK

0_RO

M_S

CKP4

SDO

0_RO

M_S

OP4

DG

ND

VCC

_SY

S

DG

ND

DG

ND

VCC

_SY

S

VCC

_SY

S

DG

ND

DG

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VCC

_SY

S+1

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CSN

1

SO2

WPN

3

VSS

4SI

5SC

K6

HO

LDN

7V

DD

8

OSC

1

50M

hzX

LH53

6050

.000

JS4I

8

VD

D4

OU

T3

GN

D2

ED1

U7

PCA

9514

AD

P,11

8

EN1

SCLO

UT

2

SCLI

N3

GN

D4

VCC

8

SDA

OU

T7

SDA

IN6

RDY

5

U9

NCP

1117

DT1

5GO

UT

4IN

3

AD

J/GN

D1

C4 10uF

C1 0.1u

F

C5 10uF

R1 10K

A A

B B

C C

D D

E E

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33

22

11

CM0_

PORT

B0P1

,2CM

0_PO

RTB1

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

B2P1

,2CM

0_PO

RTB3

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

B4P1

,2CM

0_PO

RTB5

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

B6P1

,2CM

0_PO

RTB7

P1,2

CM0_

ID0_

PORT

B8P1

,2CM

0_ID

1_PO

RTB9

P1,2

CM0_

ID2_

PORT

B10

P1,2

CM0_

ID3_

PORT

B11

P1,2

CM0_

ID4_

PORT

B12

P1,2

CM0_

SPIB

_IRQ

N_P

ORT

B13

P1,2

CM0_

SPIB

_SSE

LN2_

PORT

B14

P1,2

CM0_

SPIB

_SSE

LN1_

PORT

B15

P1,2

CM0_

SPIB

_SSE

LN0_

PORT

B16

P1,2

CM0_

SPIB

_MIS

O_P

ORT

B17

P1,2

CM0_

SPIB

_MO

SI_P

ORT

B18

P1,2

CM0_

SPIB

_SCK

_PO

RTB1

9P1

,2CM

0_U

ART

B_RX

_PO

RTB2

0P1

,2CM

0_U

ART

B_TX

_PO

RTB2

1P1

,2CM

0_U

ART

A_R

X_P

ORT

B22

P1,2

CM0_

UA

RTA

_TX

_PO

RTB2

3P1

,2

I2CA

_SCL

P3,4

I2CA

_SD

AP3

,4

I2CB

_SCL

P1,2

I2CB

_SD

AP1

,2

SCK

0_RO

M_S

CKP3

SDO

0_RO

M_S

OP3

TORC

H_R

OM

_CSN

P3,4

ULI

NK

_TD

OP1

TORC

H_C

LKP3

EXTR

ESET

NP1

,2

CM0_

PORT

A0

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

A1

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

A2

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

A3

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

A4

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

A5

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

A6

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

A7

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

A8

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

A9

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

A10

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

A11

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

A12

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

A13

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

A14

P1,2

CM0_

PORT

A15

P1,2

CM0_

ID5_

PORT

A16

P1,2

CM0_

ID6_

PORT

A17

P1,2

CM0_

SPIA

_IRQ

N_P

ORT

A20

P1,2

,4CM

0_SP

IA_S

SELN

7_PO

RTA

21P1

,2,4

CM0_

SPIA

_SSE

LN6_

PORT

A22

P1,2

,4CM

0_SP

IA_S

SELN

5_PO

RTA

23P1

,2,4

CM0_

SPIA

_SSE

LN4_

PORT

A24

P1,2

,4CM

0_SP

IA_S

SELN

3_PO

RTA

25P1

,2,4

CM0_

SPIA

_SSE

LN2_

PORT

A26

P1,2

,4CM

0_SP

IA_S

SELN

1_PO

RTA

27P1

,2,4

CM0_

SPIA

_SSE

LN0_

PORT

A28

P1,2

,4CM

0_SP

IA_M

ISO

_PO

RTA

29P1

,2,4

CM0_

SPIA

_MO

SI_P

ORT

A30

P1,2

,4CM

0_SP

IA_S

CK_P

ORT

A31

P1,2

,4

SDI0

_RO

M_S

IP3

ULI

NK

_TCL

KP1

ULI

NK

_TD

IP1

ULI

NK

_TM

SP1

ULI

NK

_NRE

SET

P1

TORC

H_E

FUSE

_BU

RN_E

NN

P2,4

TORC

H_D

STPO

RP4

CM0_

ID7_

PORT

A18

P1,2

BUF_

ENA

BLE

P3,4

I2CA_SDAP3,4

I2CA_SCLP3,4

CM0_SPIA_MISO_PORTA29P1,2,4

CM0_SPIA_SSELN0_PORTA28P1,2,4

CM0_SPIA_SSELN1_PORTA27P1,2,4

CM0_SPIA_SSELN2_PORTA26P1,2,4

CM0_SPIA_SSELN3_PORTA25P1,2,4

CM0_SPIA_SSELN4_PORTA24P1,2,4

CM0_SPIA_SSELN5_PORTA23P1,2,4

CM0_SPIA_SSELN6_PORTA22P1,2,4

CM0_SPIA_SSELN7_PORTA21P1,2,4

CM0_SPIA_IRQN_PORTA20P1,2,4

TORCH_EFUSE_BURN_ENNP2,4

TORCH_ROM_CSNP3,4

TORCH_DSTPORP4

CM0_SPIA_SCK_PORTA31P1,2,4

BUF_ENABLEP3,4

CM0_SPIA_MOSI_PORTA30P1,2,4

DG

ND

VCC

_SY

S

VCC

_SY

S

VCC

_SY

S

+1.5

VV

CC_S

YS

DG

ND

VCC

_SY

S+1

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0.1u

FC1

20.

1uF

R4 10K

R19

4.99

KR1

210

K

R23

10K

C10

1uF

R15

10K

R13

10K

R24

10K

R25

4.99

K

R10

10K

C15

0.1u

FC1

30.

1uF

R20

10K

U5CL

K13

EXTR

ESET

N79

DST

POR

11

PORT

A[0

]90

PORT

A[1

]93

PORT

A[2

]10

4PO

RTA

[3]

105

PORT

A[4

]10

6

PORT

A[5

]10

7PO

RTA

[6]

109

PORT

A[7

]11

1PO

RTA

[8]

112

PORT

A[9

]11

3

PORT

A[1

0]11

5PO

RTA

[11]

116

PORT

A[1

2]11

7PO

RTA

[13]

118

PORT

A[1

4]12

0

PORT

A[1

5]12

2PO

RTA

[16]

123

PORT

A[1

7]12

4PO

RTA

[18]

126

PORT

A[1

9]15

PORT

A[2

0]17

PORT

A[2

1]19

PORT

A[2

2]23

PORT

A[2

3]25

PORT

A[2

4]38

PORT

A[2

5]40

PORT

A[2

6]41

PORT

A[2

7]42

PORT

A[2

8]43

PORT

A[2

9]45

PORT

A[3

0]47

PORT

A[3

1]48

ROM

_SI

77

TCK

6TD

I9

TMS

7TR

STN

8

EFU

SE_B

URN

_EN

N28

PORT

B[0]

49PO

RTB[

1]51

PORT

B[2]

52

PORT

B[3]

53PO

RTB[

4]54

PORT

B[5]

56PO

RTB[

6]58

PORT

B[7]

59

PORT

B[8]

60PO

RTB[

9]68

PORT

B[10

]98

PORT

B[11

]10

0PO

RTB[

12]

101

PORT

B[13

]10

2PO

RTB[

14]

127

PORT

B[15

]12

8PO

RTB[

16]

1PO

RTB[

17]

34

PORT

B[18

]36

PORT

B[19

]37

PORT

B[20

]62

PORT

B[21

]63

PORT

B[22

]64

PORT

B[23

]65

I2CA

_SCL

83I2

CA_S

DA

85

I2CB

_SCL

88I2

CB_S

DA

89

ROM

_SCK

70RO

M_S

O75

ROM

_CSN

72

TDO

5

VDD33_194 VDD33_1816 VDD33_1726 VDD33_1627 VDD33_1533 VDD33_1439 VDD33_1344 VDD33_1250 VDD33_1155 VDD33_1061 VDD33_967 VDD33_876 VDD33_786 VDD33_697 VDD33_5103 VDD33_4108 VDD33_3114 VDD33_2119

VDD33_1125

VDD15_918 VDD15_835 VDD15_746 VDD15_657 VDD15_569 VDD15_478 VDD15_399 VDD15_2110 VDD15_1121

VSS_272VSS_263VSS_25

10VSS_2412VSS_2314VSS_2220VSS_2121VSS_2022VSS_1924VSS_1829VSS_1730VSS_1631VSS_1532VSS_1466VSS_1371VSS_1273VSS_1174VSS_1080VSS_981VSS_882VSS_784VSS_687VSS_591VSS_492VSS_394VSS_295VSS_196

R29

10K

R21

10K

C9 0.1u

F

R18

4.99

K

C8 1uF

R14

10K

R28

10K

R22

10K

R11

10K

C11

0.1u

F

R5 10K