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# TWIST Board Wiki
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# TWIST Board Wiki
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The Twist board is the muscles of the OwnTech project. It can deliver up to 300 watts of power and operate between 10V to 100V, with bi-directional current flow. All of this flexibility means it is the perfect starting point for anyone willing to fast prototype or just learn power electronics.
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The Twist board is the muscles of the OwnTech project. It can deliver up to 300 watts of power and operate between 10V to 100V, with bi-directional current flow. All of this flexibility means it is the perfect starting point for anyone willing to fast prototype or just learn power electronics.
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This wiki is dedicated to explain the Twist board, its design and how it was created. From the main idea to the execution a series of pages will guide you to what we consider the future of power electronics. |
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This wiki is dedicated to explain the Twist board, its design and how it was created. From the main idea to the execution a series of pages will guide you to what we consider the future of power electronics.
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## All aboard!
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The TWIST board is a reprogrammable, multi-function power electronics converter. It delivers a compact, versatile and elegant solution for power electronics fast prototyping.
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It features a flyback-based embedded feeder, a full set of measurements, a dedicated communication hardware, the power modules and special connectors for daisy chains in both communication and power.
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The schematics of the board is explained in the [hardware features](hardware-features "Hardware features") page.
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## Wire it up
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The TWIST is a 6-layered board with some challenging details to its routing. To better understand the routing issues and choices, check our the [hardware routing](hardware-routing "hardware routing") page. |
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