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Section 3
Using the AT88CK109STK3
This chapter describes the features of the AT88Microbase and the AT88CK109BK3 boards.
3.1 Overview
Figure 2. AT88Microbase Components (front side)
USB T
yp
e-
A
PWR
LED
Hardware
Boot
(
HWB
)
JTAG
LED
Bank
Buzzer
Reset
TWI / SPI
Selector
switch
10-Pin
Interface
Header
(J1)
AT88SCK109STK3
3-6 AT88CK109STK3 User Guide
8699A—CRYPTO—10/09
Figure 3. AT88Microbase Components (back side)
3.2 Power Supply
3.2.1 USB powered
The on-board power supply circuitry allows two possible configurations for the main supply voltage.
Mounted Resistor
Main Board
Supply Voltage
Comments
R1 3.3V
R2 5.0V ( USB ) Default Setting
The CryptoCompanion supply voltage is always 3.3V, regardless of R1and R2 configuration.
5.0 ( USB )
3.3V
Regulator
CryptoCompanion
0 VCC
R2
R1
Main board
Supply Voltage
* Default
3.3V
16MHz
Cr
y
stal
AT88SC108
CryptoCompanion
AT90USB1287
AVR
Main board
Supply Voltage
*see section 3.2.1
Note 1: For the AT88SA100, AT88SA102, and the AT88SA10HS devices, 5.0V is
required to burn the fuses.
Note 2: The AT88Microbase is shipped with a 16MHz crystal, which allows the
AT90USB1287 on-chip USART to obtain the 230.4K baud rate (-3.5%
error) required to communicate with a CryptoAuthentication device. The
16MHz crystal requires that
5.5VCC5.4
. To operate the
AT88Microbase below 4.5V, the 16MHz crystal must be replaced with an
8MHz crystal. The ABM3B-8.000MHZ-B2-T
8MHz crystal is a drop-in
replacement.
3.2.2 Power LED, “LEDP”
The blue LED (LEDP) is always lit when power is applied to the AT88Microbase regardless of the
voltage supply.
Figure 4. Power on LED “LEDP”
3.3 RESET
Although the AT90USB1287 has its on-chip RESET circuitry, (c.f. AT90USB1287 Datasheet,
section “System Control and Reset”), the AT88Microbase provides two additional means to reset
the AT90USB1287.
3.3.1 Power-on Reset
The on-board RC network acts as power-on RESET.
3.3.2 RESET Push Button
By pressing the RESET push button on the AT88Microbase, a warm RESET of the AT90USB1287
AVR is performed.
Figure 5. RESET Push Button (AVR RESET) Implementation
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