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==USB Resistors==
==USB Resistors==
[[File:cube-usb.png|thumb]]
[[File:cube-usb.png|thumb]]
First we solder R10, R11, R13, Z1 and Z2. You can see the resistor values in the schematic or in the table below, together with the color code marking:
First we solder R10, R11, R13, Z1 and Z2. As all resistors we are using in this project, their orientation is not relevant. You can see the resistor values in the schematic or in the table below, together with the color code marking:
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==USB Zener Diodes==
==USB Zener Diodes==
Additionally, we need two 3.6 V Zener diodes for the data lines.
Additionally, we need two 3.6 V Zener diodes for the data lines, Z1 and Z2. Here, you have to pay attention to their orientation. The (black) line on the diode is the same as the single line on the symbol (as opposed to the triangle) that is printed onto the PCB.

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A full schematic of the PCB can be downloaded here: Datei:Cube.pdf.

USB Resistors

First we solder R10, R11, R13, Z1 and Z2. As all resistors we are using in this project, their orientation is not relevant. You can see the resistor values in the schematic or in the table below, together with the color code marking:

Name Value Color Code
R10 68 Ohm
R11 68 Ohm
R13 1500 Ohm

USB Zener Diodes

Additionally, we need two 3.6 V Zener diodes for the data lines, Z1 and Z2. Here, you have to pay attention to their orientation. The (black) line on the diode is the same as the single line on the symbol (as opposed to the triangle) that is printed onto the PCB.