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Interface "Phoenix"

Interface "Phoenix"

In order to be able to communicate with the SIM card, you need a device conjugating PC and SIM card. The most common, yet fairly simple and reliable is the "Phoenix". There are several implementations of it, but they all basically identical. The differences are only on how much more complicated scheme of the "iron". This is reflected in the stability of work, but even the most simple assembly can normally transmit and receive data.
His first "Phoenix" I made a long time (several years), others have tried to implement, and stopped at one of the schemes, which consistently has been working for quite some time.

Characterization

Sampling frequency: 3.57 MHz;
Reset map: direct;
Connection: Com Port;
Power supply: external or Com Port;
Purpose: to communicate with the SIM cards.

Assembly

I propose to build a circuit that combines the "Phoenix" and "Ludipipo". The first you already know, but the second is the programmer PIC microcontrollers. This combination successfully, if only because what you do not need two devices for their experiments will not have to change the prgrammator on the reader (or vice versa) depending on the situation. Despite the fact that the scheme combines two devices, the complexity is not great.
You need a sheet of foil PCB thickness of 1 - 1.5 mm, soldering prednadlezhnosti chloride, iron (III), and details:

Number
Location
Description
Note
A
Socket
ISO Card Slot 8 Pins
The plastic connector
A
SW1
Chetyrehpolyarny switch
Have contacts in any direction
A
XT1
Quartz 3.579 MHz
The pin does not matter
A
Slot 1
To supply a constant voltage, the diameter of 2.1 mm
Locate the jack out
A
A stab
The stabilizer on the 5, L7805CV
See the documentation for the location of the "input" and "output"
A
D1
The red LED
There is a cathode and an anode, ping and connect
A
D2
The green LED
There is a cathode and an anode, ping and connect
A
D3
1N4001, the diode
There is a cathode and an anode, ping and connect
5
C1
2,2 - 4,7 mkF 6 V, the electrolyte
Placed under the scheme
2
C2
22 pF, ceramic
The pin does not matter
A
C3
100 pF, ceramic
The pin does not matter
2
R1
220 ohm, 0.25 W resistor
The pin does not matter
2
R2
4.7 ohm resistor is 0.25 W
The pin does not matter
A
R3
10k 0.25 W resistor
The pin does not matter
A
R4
1 M 0.25 W resistor
The pin does not matter
A
R5
2.2 k 0.25 W resistor
The pin does not matter
A
R6
20 ohm resistor is 0.25 W
The pin does not matter
A
IC1
SN7407N follower
The pin according to the scheme
A
IC2
MAX232
The pin according to the scheme
A
IC3
74HC04 IC inverter
The pin according to the scheme

All parts of solder on the board under the scheme:

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