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mikroBoard ARM-64, LPC2148 CPU Module w/ USB bootloader

mikroBoard ARM-64, LPC2148 CPU Module w/ USB bootloader

$ 5.54

Availability: 100 in stock
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  • Condition: New
  • Brand: Unbranded/Generic

    Description

    mikroBoard ARM-64, LPC2148 CPU Module w/ USB bootloader
    MIKROE-649
    The mikroBoard modules are designed to plug into the
    UNI-DS6
    universal development system, but they can be used standalone as well. This module also can be plugged into the old
    EasyARM v6
    development system.
    This board includes an NXP LPC2148 microcontroller in 64-pin LQFP soldered and with a bootloader application installed. A mini-USB connector attached to a USB-UART module is provided for programming. A JTAG port is provided to support in-circuit debugging with your own ARM-JTAG hardware. Another USB connector is provided for MCU USB port access, and the board as a microSD card slot as well.
    mikroBoard ARM-64 Features
    Bootloader installed
    mini-USB programming connector
    JTAG connector for programming/debugging
    Specialized reset circuit
    LPC2146 MCU from NXP
    3.3V power regulator circuit
    8Mbit Flash memory for SPI
    microSD card slot
    Power and USB link LEDs
    On-Board crystal oscillator
    Can be used as a standalone device
    mikroBoard as MCU card
    The main purpose of the mikroBoard is as an MCU card for the UNI-DS6 or
    EasyARM v6
    development system. For connection with the system, the mikroBoard has two 2×40 female headers. Installed on the MCU is a bootloader application. To program the MCU with a PC, just plug a mini-USB cable into the
    Programmer
    USB port.
    Note:
    On the UNI-DS6, the socketed resistor arrays next to each of its 11 I/O-port DIP switches should be replaced with the alternative A104J arrays included with the UNI-DS6.
    mikroBoard as standalone device
    To use mikroBoard as standalone device, it is necessary to place jumper J3 (STANDALONE). In standalone mode, mikroBoard can get power from a PC via USB or through the 2×40 female header. When power is supplied to the 2×40 female header, it must be a regulated 5V supply. An on-board regulator brings the voltage down to 3.3V.
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