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This is a basic prototype board which can be used for mounting other chips on the See [[CW308 https://rtfm.newae.com/Targets/UFO Target%20Targets/CW308T-GENERIC/ NewAE RTFM Page]]. It can also be used to mount small boards (see which is now built from the examples for photos)[https://github.com/newaetech/chipwhisperer-target-cw308t GIT Repo].
== Usage == If using the board, you MUST wire the I/O voltage The previous content on this wiki has been moved to the VREF pin (lower left, pin A20)above link. If you fail to do this the diode clamps may stop I/O lines from being drivable. See the example photos below where wiki history if you can see the 3.3V supply being routed would like to the VREF pin. == Examples == The following shows several examples view exact older versions of this board in use. === Hue Bridge 2.0 === This shows an extreme example of mounting a board onto the victim board. The actual analysis was being done on the SAMR21R on the main board, but this provided mechanical stability to allow tacking wires onto that area. [[File:P1090113.jpg|400px]] [[File:huebridge2.JPG|400px]] === Hue ATMega2564RF2R Based Bulb === The SPI traffic was wired out as well in this example, and a ChipWhisperer-Pro was used to trigger on SPI traffic. [[File:P1090114.jpg|400px]] [[File:huebulb_m2564rfr2.jpg|400px]] === Riscure CTF Board === This example allowed both power analysis and clock glitching to be performed against the board. A small shunt resistor is soldered in-line for the VCC pin. [[File:P1090112.jpg|400px]] [[File:riscure_ctfpage.jpg|400px]] {{Template:Hardware}}[[Category: CW308 Targets]][[Category: Real Targets]]
