gEDA-user: m3a-4m board assembled

[DJ Delorie <dj@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

This is the other board I've been working on, the one with the bad LDO
(U41), which is between the ethernet jack and the SRAM chips (it's the
crooked SOT-23).  The new LDO should show up next week, until then I
have *no idea* if this works, but it sure does look pretty:

http://www.delorie.com/pcb/m3a/

The board on the right is mine, it has 4Mb of SRAM (each chip is
256kx8), a bank of 8 LEDs, five I/O ports, and 10Mbit ethernet (CP2200
based).

The board on the left is an M32C/83 starterkit (M3A-0835).  The
M32C/83 is a 30MHz 16 bit MCU with 512K of flash and 24K of RAM.  The
on-board LEDs will be disabled as those lines are used for the
addr/data bus in microprocessor mode (i.e. RAM access).

Double sided, mostly 8 mil rules, with some 7.8 mil for the cp2200 and
a few places where it's closer to 6 mil.  The FAB is pcb-pool, which
is 6/6.


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