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pmod_microsd

PMOD_MICROSD

The Pmod MicroSD provides a microSD card slot to any board that has 3.3V logic and is pin compatible with a 12-pin Pmod port capable of SPI communication.

This board is specially designed to adapt to VCU118, and the pull-up resistor for SDIO is modified to 330 ohm.

Introduction

PMOD

This design complies with Digilent Pmod™ Interface Specification 1.2.0.

Note that the pin sequence numbers on the digilent PMOD specification are inconsistent with the PMOD pin sequence numbers of AMD VCU118 on the document. Essentially they are the same, but the numbering of AMD VCU118 uses a double-column staggered odd-even arrangement. Here is their mapping relationship.

PMOD PIN VCU118 PIN SDIO FUNCTION SPI FUNCTION
1 1 DAT3(D3) #CS
2 3 CMD MOSI
3 5 DAT0(D0) MISO
4 7 CLK SCLK(SCK)
5 9 GND GND
6 11 3P3V(VDD) 3P3V(VDD)
7 2 DAT1(D1) NC
8 4 DAT2(D2) NC
9 6 #DET(#CD) #DET(#CD)
10 8 #WP #WP
11 10 GND GND
12 12 3P3V(VDD) 3P3V(VDD)

LED

There are two LEDs on the PCB, the yellow one is the card detection indicator and the orange one is the power indicator.

LED COLOR FUNCTION ON OFF
1 Yellow Card detection indicator MicroSD Card inserted No MicroSD card
2 Orange Power indicator Power on Power off

Special signal

Among them, the #WP signal is constant high level. If the WP signal is low, please check the power supply and there may be a fault.

NAME HIGH LOW
#DET(#CD) No MicroSD card MicroSD Card inserted
#WP Write protect is off This state is impossible

3D view

Top view

3D VIEW TOP

Bottom view

3D VIEW BOTTOM

Preparation

Install kicad7, cmake, ninja.

Build

cmake -G Ninja -B build
cmake --build build

If you only need to generate a pdf of the schematic or pcb,

cmake --build build --target pdf

If you need to generate complete production data,

cmake --build build --target production