How to Build Your Own PDA
Start by planning out what kind of PDA you would like to build., Prepare a block diagram which reflects your requirement., Design the system., Select the processor, peripherals and the operating system by doing some research; see Tips., Do software...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Start by planning out what kind of PDA you would like to build.
Think about the purpose:
Are you going to use it as an agenda? An ebook reader? ...and so on. -
Step 2: Prepare a block diagram which reflects your requirement.
Choose an appropriate power supply. , Refer some existing reference design such as Mistral Software's "Sunada"; External Link included below. , Find out which parts will work best for your intentions. ,,,, If what you planned works, then congratulations.
If not, continue figuring it out. , -
Step 3: Design the system.
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Step 4: Select the processor
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Step 5: peripherals and the operating system by doing some research; see Tips.
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Step 6: Do software development while figuring hardware development.
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Step 7: Get all the materials from an electronics vendors
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Step 8: such as Radioshack.
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Step 9: Choose other peripherals you require
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Step 10: such as Memory
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Step 11: Display
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Step 12: Storage(MMC/SD card)
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Step 13: Audio Codec
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Step 14: Camera
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Step 15: Keypad
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Step 16: Bluetooth
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Step 17: Build it!
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Step 18: Eventually you will end up with your own personally built PDA to use!
Detailed Guide
Think about the purpose:
Are you going to use it as an agenda? An ebook reader? ...and so on.
Choose an appropriate power supply. , Refer some existing reference design such as Mistral Software's "Sunada"; External Link included below. , Find out which parts will work best for your intentions. ,,,, If what you planned works, then congratulations.
If not, continue figuring it out. ,
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