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Breakout boards called "Lures" expand functionality of the MinnowBoard MAX by connecting to either the low- or high-speed expansion connectors. Lures are owned and supported by their respective owners and manufacturers. The community can give you best effort support; issues should be taken to the respective manufacturers and designers.

Minnowboard MAX Lure Information

Lures are owned and supported by their respective owners and manufacturers. If you have issues the community can only give you best effort support, but issues should be taken to the respective manufacturers and designers.

Lures In production (currently available)

These are lures that are currently available, and obtainable in a pre-built state.

Desert Lure

Generic Prototype Area on 0.1" grids


  • Features:
    • Generic Prototype Area on 0.1" grids

Desert Lure Top.png

Silverjaw Lure

Dual mPCIe and mSATA Lure


  • Features:
    • Dual mPCIE and mSATA sockets
    • supports half-size and full-size cards
    • Boot from a memory card in the mSATA socket
    • efficient switching power supplies
    • same footprint as the Minnowboard Max

Silverjaw lure.png

Mikrobus Lure

NEW Mikrobus Adapter board


  • Features:
    • Adapter board to allow for Click modules to be used with the MinnowBoard MAX compatible boards.

Debugger Lure

NEW IDP / XDP based debug lure with some additional test points and/or buttons and LEDs
This REPLACES the previous debug lure


  • Features:
    • IDP / XDP header
    • Test Points
    • Controllable LEDs
    • additional buttons

Debugger lure.png

Moray Lure (XBee)

NEW XBee adapter


  • Features:
    • XBee 802.15.4 ZigBee

ZigBee Lure Medium.jpeg

Ready to Build

These are lures that are functionally complete, but are not being (or not currently) in production and/or available to buy. To be in this state the lures need to be in a state where an individual has enough information to fully build these on their own.

Fish Food Lure

Allows for the LSE to be easily connected to a bread board for rapid prototyping


  • Features:
    • low speed adapter for LSE to bread boards
  • Produced by: Jose Navarro
  • Additional Information: none available right now
  • Licensed: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 (CC BY 3.0)
  • OSHPark Shared Project (PCB Ordering)
Fish food lure.png

Cuttle(bone) Lure

Adapter from Low Speed Connector I/O (I2C,I2S,UARTs,SPI,GPIO) to BeagleBone * Capes. Works with a variety of Capes but not all.


  • Features:
    • low speed adapter for MAX to BeagleBone capes
Cuttle lure.png

Tadpole Lure

A small low speed adapter with and RGB (gpio controlled) LED, along with a small prototyping area. For more information including assembly information visit the Tadpole Lure


  • Features:
    • GPIO controlled RGB LED
  • Produced by: Intel
  • Additional Information: Tadpole Lure Wiki Page
  • Licensed: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 United States (CC BY-SA 3.0 US)
Oshw-logo.png
220px-Tadpole-completed.jpg

Drone Lure

This is a relatively narrow board, originally, intended to allow the MinnowBoard MAX / Turbot to be used as the primary controller for flying drones (UAVs, quadcopters, etc). It has on built 15 PWMs (accessible via an I2C PCA9685 chip), status led (RGB), 6-axis accelerometer / gyroscope / compass, etc. Outside of drones, it's also been used for various non-flying robotics as well.


  • Features:
    • RGB LED
    • PWM
    • Accelerometer
    • Gyroscope
    • Compass
  • Produced by: Intel
  • Additional Information: Drone Lure Wiki Page
  • Licensed: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 United States (CC-BY 4.0 US)
Oshw-logo.png
Drone-lure.png

Ethernet and USB switcher Lure

Ethernet and USB port switcher Lure for the Low Speed Expansion (LSE) header.


  • Features:
    • Emulates the physical disconnection of Ethernet and USB ports for a device connected to this Lure
    • Helps to remotely setup testing environments, testing tasks, etc.
  • Produced by: Jose Navarro
  • Additional Information: N/A
  • Licensed: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 United States (CC BY-SA 3.0 US)
Eth usb switcher.jpg

Relay Lure

Relay Lure for MinnowBoard MAX / Turbot compatible boards Low Speed Expansion (LSE) header.


  • Features:
    • 4-channel Relay Lure that can handle ~6A, 110VAC / ~4A, 30VDC per channel
    • Screw in block terminals(normally closed and normally open connections available)
    • GPIOs protected using optocouplers.
    • Experimental header to connect HC-06 type Bluetooth modules.
  • Produced by: Jose Navarro
  • Additional Information: N/A
  • Licensed: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 United States (CC BY-SA 3.0 US)
Relay lure.png
  • Design Files:

Planned Lures

These are lures that are either in the planning or early design stages and are not ready for production.

Retired

These are boards that were in production, but are no longer available for sale

IDP JTAG Lure

Intel IDP JTAG lure
NOTE: This is replaced with Debugger Lure


  • Features:
    • Adapter for Intel IDP JTAG

Jtaglure-slanted.jpg

Jetsam Lure

mPCI-E break out board


  • Features:
    • Single mPCIe Slot
Jetsam-lure-a.jpg

Flotsam Lure

mSATA break out board


  • Features:
    • single mSATA Slot
Flotsam-lure-a.jpg

Calamari Lure

Break out board intended mainly for testing gpio and low speed interfaces.

Additional Information:

  • Features:
    • SPI Based ADC
    • 10K Slider POT
    • RGB LED
    • 2 PWM LEDS
    • 2 TTL UART Headers
    • 7-Segment Display with 595 shift register
    • I2C EEPROM
    • 3 Buttons
CalamariLure-SlantedTop01-650.jpg

Prototype Lure

Generic Prototype Area on 0.1" grids


  • Features:
    • Generic Prototype Area on 0.1" grids

Prototype-lure-b.jpg ProtoLure-SlantedSide01-650.png


Cancelled

These are lures that do not have build files available, but information pertaining to them is still pertinent.

Ika Lure

The Ika lure takes the existing low speed I/O and expands it (through I2C chips) to allow for an Arduino compatible shield to be used with the MinnowBoard MAX.
  • Features:
    • Electrically Arduino Compatible
    • 3.3v & 5.5v tolerant (flipped via jumpers)
Ika Lure.png
Ika-lure-a.jpg

Note: Board was cancelled, though some boards were made available at various conferences as give aways.