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PCBway has an Arduino Mega file online in Eagle - [https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/Arduino_Mega_2560_Rev3e.html]. [[Eagle to KiCad Conversion]] appears to be doable. An order of 100 boards appears to be $83 - so under a dollar per board. | PCBway has an Arduino Mega file online in Eagle - [https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/Arduino_Mega_2560_Rev3e.html]. [[Eagle to KiCad Conversion]] appears to be doable. An order of 100 boards appears to be $83 - so under a dollar per board. | ||
=Cost= | |||
At $10 or $11 - the Mega chip is expensive. Why? Good old capitalism. [https://www.reddit.com/r/arduino/comments/2rv12p/question_why_is_the_atmega2560_so_expensive/] | |||
=Power Draw= | =Power Draw= | ||
*About 1/2W with no peripherals - [https://arduino.stackexchange.com/questions/35619/how-much-current-does-an-arduino-mega-draw-from-a-lipo-battery-5-000-mah/46323] | *About 1/2W with no peripherals - [https://arduino.stackexchange.com/questions/35619/how-much-current-does-an-arduino-mega-draw-from-a-lipo-battery-5-000-mah/46323] | ||
Revision as of 01:26, 1 September 2020
Source
PCBway has an Arduino Mega file online in Eagle - [1]. Eagle to KiCad Conversion appears to be doable. An order of 100 boards appears to be $83 - so under a dollar per board.
Cost
At $10 or $11 - the Mega chip is expensive. Why? Good old capitalism. [2]
Power Draw
- About 1/2W with no peripherals - [3]