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Musca-A Power Rail Information

Some of the power rail information provided in the Musca-A TRM was incorrectly stated.  More accurate date is provided below.

Further to this, Musca-A2 varC boards (available from December 2018) have been produced with a change of components to allow higher power shields to be used.

Musca-A1(varA) & Musca-A2 (varB)

The following table shows the maximum loads that the Musca-A1 varA and Musca-A2 varB board 3V3 and 5V power rails draw from the power supplies:

Voltage   Max Load (mA) Comment
3V3 300mA Arduino Shield 3V3
5V 150mA Arduino Shield 5V
5V 50mA Startup 5V

The maximum value of decoupling capacitance that can be fitted to the Arduino 3V3 and 5V power rails is 22μF.

Musca-A2 (varC)

The following table shows the maximum loads that the Musca-A2 varC board 3V3 and 5V power rails draw from the power supplies:

Voltage   Max Load (mA) Comment
3V3 500mA Arduino Shield 3V3
5V 300mA Arduino Shield 5V
5V 200mA Startup 5V

The maximum value of decoupling capacitance that can be fitted to the Arduino 3V3 power rail is 100μF, and 5V power rails is 22μF.