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Teensy 3.5/3.6 Breakout (Revision A, Due)

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Easily work with many additional pins on the Teensy 3.5/3.6 development board.

Designed by Tall Dog in United States of America

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Easily work with many additional pins on the Teensy 3.5/3.6 development board.

Compare Editions DIP-64 Standard Uno Due Regular Kit $14 $15 $16 $17 Bare PCB Only $9 $10 $11 $12 DIP Socket ✓ Breadboard ✓ ✓ Carrier Rails* ✓ ✓ Has Proto Area ✓ Break...

Compare Editions

	DIP-64	Standard	Uno	Due
Regular Kit	$14	$15	$16	$17
Bare PCB Only	$9	$10	$11	$12
DIP Socket	✓
Breadboard	✓	✓
Carrier Rails*	✓	✓
Has Proto Area		✓
Breaks-out All		✓		✓
USB Host Jack		✓	✓	✓
Arduino Shields			✓	✓
Extra Digital	18	18	0	18
Extra Analog†	2/2	6/4	2/0	6/4
Extra Signals†	6/6	10/12	10/12	10/12
Width‡ (in)	1.0″	1.0″	2.1″	2.1″
Length (in)	3.2″	4.0″	2.7″	4.0″
Area‡ (in)	3.2 in²	4.0 in²	5.67 in²	8.4 in²
Width‡ (mm)	25.4 mm	25.4 mm	53.34 mm	53.34 mm
Length (mm)	81.28 mm	101.6 mm	68.58 mm	101.6 mm
Area‡ (mm)	20.65 cm²	25.81 cm²	36.58 cm²	54.19 cm²

*Carrier rails are 0.2″ / 5.08 mm wide and v-scored for optional removal.
†3.5/3.6—Teensy 3.6 sacrifices two analog pins for its USB host port.
‡Dimensions represent the boards with their carrier rails removed.

Description

This is a breakout for the Teensy 3.5 and Teensy 3.6 development boards by PJRC. Included are all the pin headers you need to assemble it, a switch to select between USB or external power, and a switch to set the USB host port's power mode (3.6 only). As an option during assembly, you can use the included jumpers (with pin headers) in place of the switches. This breakout can also optionally be assembled with the Teensy 3.5/3.6 Socket Kit (available separately).

This Due Edition provides physical compatibility with typical Arduino-style shields, including large Mega/Due style shields, and it breaks out every one of the Teensy’s extra signals. It also provides easy access to debug signals and the Teensy 3.6’s USB host port in a convenient and familiar form-factor for working with existing Arduino-compatible hardware modules. Note that the Teensy’s onboard Micro USB port will be blocked but the necessary signals are routed to the breakout’s full-size USB-B port.

Included Parts

1× Bare PCB
2× Male Header (1×40 TH)
1× Male Header (2×5 SMD)
1× Male Header (2×4 SMD)
1× Male Header (2×3 SMD)
4× Pogo Pin (Mill-Max 0906-1-15-20-75-14-11-0)
3× Slide Switch (SS12D00G3)
3× Jumper
1× USB-A Jack
1× USB-B Jack
1× Male Header (2×5 TH, 0.05″)
1× Male Header (2×3 TH)
1× Female Header (1×10 TH)
5× Female Header (1×8 TH)
1× Female Header (2×18 TH)

Detailed Specs

Grid Spacing — 0.1″ / 2.54 mm
Board Dimensions — 4.0″ × 2.1″ / 101.6 mm × 53.34 mm
Board Surface Area — 8.4 in² / 54.19 cm²
Board Thickness — 0.063″ / 1.6 mm
Number of Mounting Holes — 6 holes
Mounting Hole Diameter — 0.125″ / 3.71 mm

Rates to United States of America

Shipping Rate	Ships From	First item	Additional items
United States Postal Service: First-Class (3-5 days)	US	$4.00	$0.00
United States Postal Service: Priority (1-3 days)	US	$8.00	$0.00

Quantity	Price
1-4	$12.00
5-9	$11.50
10-24	$11.00
25-49	$10.50
50+	$10.00

Review Breakdown

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Communication: (4.00)

John | Aug. 23, 2019

Spectacular!!!

Amazing work!
I was having trouble figuring out how to wire everything into my project, and this breakout board makes it all easy!
Three words of wisdom: CLEAN YOUR TIP!!!
Four more: Read the instructions! TWICE!!!

Paul | July 7, 2019

Teensy Breakout with Smart Ramps?

My Teensy Breakout arrived quickly and the directions, pin card, and comments here are very helpful. Comments in the documentation concerning any differences between these pin properties and the DUE would be helpful as well.

I want to try using the Teensy 3.6 + your breakout with a 3.3v tolerant 3D printer controller board like the Smart Ramps here on Tindie.com or the Ramps-FD + Marlin 2.0. Marlin uses pin_MCU.h files to match the pins from the MCU to the controller. There are several pin files that are close to your breakout mapping: pins_RAMPS4DUE.h (for MEGA or DUE), pins_RAMPS_SMART.h. I want to make a “plug-n-play” pins.h for the Teensy with your breakout.

Any suggestions or comments?
Have you come across anyone who has done this already?

Samuel | July 2, 2019

Fantastic, can't rate highly enough

I loved the teensy 3.6, so much power, but such a faff off a form factor. I was yearning to use my existing arduino shields. Then along comes the Due breakout board!

Such a great kit with everything you need and well written instructions.

My teensy projects just got a whole lot easier.

Thanks very much
Keep up the good work

Remi | June 1, 2019

Nice breakout - big USB connector

Nice breakout, wich makes Teensy 3.5 3.6 compatible with Arduino shield.

The USB connector is quite big and I had to cut a shield before I can put it on the breakout.

May be this breakout will be available some day with a mini/micro USB connector ?

Davin | Feb. 17, 2019

Amazing Product! Such a great help.

This is the best way to jump over to a teensy based project from working with Arduino. Having access to every single pin on the teensy in a shield-compatible format is great for rapid building and testing of new hardware. The build is extremely simple (as long as you follow in the instructions in order) and takes almost no time at all.

The only issue I've had is the USB sits a little higher than the standard Arduino build out. This caused my shield to ground out and behave erratically. Nothing a little tape couldn't fix.

Dennis | Feb. 10, 2019

Opens So Many Possibility For Arduino Development

Finally an Arduino Due form factor compatible breakout for the Teensy 3.6! This is Arduino on steroids:
- 180MHz Processor
- 1Mb of Program Memory
- 256Kb Static RAM
- Floating Point Processor
AND, it fully integrates with the Arduino IDE!

If you have this breakout and a 3.6 and it can't give you all you computing power you need.........

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