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Arduino Due with USB Shield

elizabethmath
elizabethmath over 8 years ago

I have just switched from using a MEGA 2560 to an Arduino DUE. I needed the DUE because the MEGA was incapable of taking on the load I as subjecting to it. I am fairly new to electronics and arduino , so I would appreciate any help. I am using a USB shield for my project and  I have come to understand that unlike MEGA, DUE operates at 3.3 V. Hence providing anything more would only damage the board. I have been trying to figure out the schematics of my USB shield, but have gotten very perplexed about it. Can anyone please tell me if it is possible for me to use the follwing USB shield :http://www.thaieasyelec.com/downloads/EFDV521/Datasheet_Keyes_USBHostShield.pdf with my Due?

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    elizabethmath over 8 years ago in reply to jc2048 +1
    Thanks a lot! Will keep you posted
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    0 jlangbridge over 8 years ago

    Looks good to me. From the document you provided:

     

    Works with standard (dual 5/3.3V) and 3.3V only (for example, Arduino Pro) boards.

     

    The Due is indeed a 3.3V, which is the same for all Arduinos based on ARM (Due, Zero, etc).

     

    Therefore, it looks good to me.

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    0 elizabethmath over 8 years ago in reply to jlangbridge

    Thanks James!

    But it might be important to look into what Jon mentioned too, right?

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    0 elizabethmath over 8 years ago in reply to jlangbridge

    Thanks James!

    But it might be important to look into what Jon mentioned too, right?

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