PMODSD

Pmod module; adaptor; SPI; SD cards socket; Pmod connector, SD

The PmodSD connects to all communication and power signals from a standard SD card and brings them out to the 2x6 pin header on the board. The pinout placement on the PmodSD is designed to readily communicate with a system board via SPI. The SPI interface standard uses four signal lines: SS slave select, MOSI master out slave in, MISO master in slave out, and SCK serial clock. SD cards can also be driven in a native mode that also uses the DAT1 and DAT2 signals as well as the DAT0, DAT3, CMD, and CLK signals. The WP signal can be set by a switch on the SD card to prevent the host from writing or erasing data on the card. The CD signal can be used by the host to indicate that a card is in the SD slot and is detectable.