Hello
Is a BOM (Bill of Materials) file, pcb layout for CW308 UFO Board (CW308 UFO - NewAE Hardware Product Documentation) available?
Is the BOM file available for CW308T-STM32F3?
Can I download files from somewhere?
Check out the CW308 target repo: GitHub - newaetech/chipwhisperer-target-cw308t: ChipWhisperer CW308 UFO Target Hardware Files
Some of the targets have BOM files, the STM32 does not but it’s just a handful of resistors and capacitors.
Thanks, I checked this page.
Is there a BOM file, pcb layout for CW308 UFO Board - main-board for targets?
Ah sorry I thought you were asking about the STM32. We haven’t open-sourced the design files for the CW308 main board for various reasons. If you have / build an STM32 target board, you could simply power it directly from your ChipWhisperer capture board, without a CW308 main board.
Thank you for your response.
how can I power it directly from ChipWhisperer capture board without a CW308 main board?
Can I use CW308_STM32F3 with ChipWhisperer-Lite without CW308 UFO Board ?
Consider how the CWLITEARM works. You just need to make the required connections from the ChipWhisperer’s 20-pin connector to your CW308_STM32F3 with jumper cables. Refer to the schematics on rtfm.newae.com.
Jean-Pierre
Thank you for your response.
Hi,
I saw in the forum that the CW308 UFO main board design files were not open-sourced. I completely understand that there may be reasons for that.
However, I noticed that for the newer CW313 platform, you have published the hardware files (including gerbers) here:
Would it be possible to share at least the gerber(even if partial or outdated versions are available) files for the CW308 UFO main board (even without full design sources)?
Thanks a lot for your work and support!
These files are now available here - chipwhisperer-target-cw308t/CW308_BASEBOARD at main · newaetech/chipwhisperer-target-cw308t · GitHub
We discussed a bit and it made sense with the product lifespan (it’s been out for a while) to release them FOSS. These are slightly different than the production build files we use, just so if people make PCBs from them they don’t appear as “official” products.
Otherwise this should let people modify the design more effectively in the future! It’s all Altium (as everything is from this timeframe) of course, so a little more limited.
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Thank you so much! I thought there wouldn’t be a reply to my message and had already started doing it myself; so far I’ve only managed to place all the components and haven’t done the routing yet. The CW308 board seemed much more convenient than the CW312; it allows more control over the targets. Thank you for your work!
