PART FINDER FRIDAY – SD card connectors

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Dataloggers, display and music players all need to store a lot of data, way more than the internal EEPROM of a microncontroller. You might also need to easily move these big files between a microcontroller project and a computer.
The best way to do this is to use camera/MP3 player flash cards like SD or microSD.

http://www.ladyada.net/wiki/partfinder/connectors#memory_card_connectors

The larger SD card holder is not a push-to-eject type but its by far the easiest we’ve found for soldering. The smaller microSD slot is push-to-eject type but tougher to solder. We have EagleCAD footprints for both in our Eagle library. And we have a handy microSD card breakout board that you can use with any microcontroller



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1 Comment

  1. Woot! I was looking for these the other day. Now for a micro that does wireless and native plug & play (is that possible on a chip?) USB. Some dirt cheap gyros would be nice too.

    Comment by The Ideanator — July 23, 2011 @ 3:51 pm

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