DSPIC 40 PIN PROJECT BOARD

DSPIC 40 PIN PROJECT BOARD

Introducing the DSPIC 40 PIN Project Board, a versatile and powerful tool for all your project needs.

PICs are favored by industrial developers and hobbyists alike for their affordability, widespread availability, large user base, variety of application notes, access to low-cost or free development tools, and ability to be programmed (and re-programmed with flash memory) via serial connection.

Characteristics of DSPIC 40 PIN Project board

• This breakout board is designed for 40 pin PIC chips.
• Reboot
• RS232/TTL is present on board.
• The power supply required is 5 volts.
• The pins on the I/O port connector.
• The ICSP programming connector is a crucial component in the programming process.
• The I/O pins are linked to the Burg Stick.
• Connection for the LCD display.
• The MAX232 chip facilitates RS232 communication.
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• Timer0 is an 8-bit timer and counter.
• Timer1 is a 16-bit timer and counter.
• Timer2 is an 8-bit timer and counter.
• There are a pair of Capture, Compare, PWM modules.
• The capture limit is set at 16-bit while the maximum resolution is set at 12.5 ns.
• The resolution for Compare is at a maximum of 16 bits and has a speed of 200 nanoseconds.
• Maximum resolution for PWM is 10-bit.
• The Synchronous Serial Port (SSP) supports both the SPI (Master mode) and I2Câ„¢ (Master/Slave) protocols.
• The Universal Synchronous Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter, also known as a UART.
• The A/D can accommodate up to 8 channels and has a resolution of 10 bits.
• The Analog Comparator module.