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BIGAVR6 Development Board
BIGAVR6 Development Board
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Overview
The BIGAVR6 Development Board supports 64- and 100-pin AVR microcontrollers. It comes with the ATMEGA128 microcontroller. The system features a USB 2.0 programmer and many peripheral modules such as a touch panel controller, CAN, RTC etc.
The BIGAVR6 Development Board supports 64- and 100-pin AVR microcontrollers. It comes with the ATMEGA128 microcontroller. The system features a USB 2.0 programmer and many peripheral modules such as a touch panel controller, CAN, RTC etc.
In-Circuit Debugger
On-board USB 2.0 programmer. AVRprog2 doesn't use a bootloader or any similar software for programming. The whole AVR memory and all pins are available to you. This is a fast USB AVR InSystem programmer ideal for your future projects. Our latest AVRprog2 Programmer is driven and powered by a single USB port on a PC. No additional AC power adapter is needed. The programmer is recognized by Windows, which simplifies the driver installation. The programmer board is specifically designed for In-Circuit Serial Programming (ICSP). The External Programmer and JTAG can be connected and used with the BIGAVR6 development system.
Features
MMC/SD, EEPROM, Temperature Sensors
MMC/SD card slot enables you to use MMC/SD memory cards easily. With Serial EEPROM 24AA01, you can store up to 1Kbit of data. Temperature Sensor DS1820 measures temperature from -55°C to 125°C. It is connected to the system via a 3-pin socket. Board also features Real-Time Clock (RTC) DS1307 with a battery supply.
Displays and Touch Screen
Graphic LCD 128x64 and LCD 2x16 can be easily connected via the onboard connectors. Board also features a Touch Screen controller.
Communication and Interfaces
RS-232 communication is enabled via two DB9 connectors and MAX232 level converters. USB connector and CAN transceiver MCP2551 are provided on-board as well.
PORTs, Buttons and LEDs
86 push buttons and 86 LEDs are connected to all microcontrollers pins. DIP switch is used to separate port pins from pull-up/pull-down resistors.
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