101-0566

Expansion Site/Bus:	--
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 70°C
Watchdog Timer:	Yes
Analog Input:Output:	11:4
Digital I/O Lines:	40
RS-232 (422, 485):	4
USB:	--
Ethernet:	10 Mbps (1)
Video Outputs:	--
Storage Interface:	--
RAM Capacity/Installed:	128KB/128KB
Series:	Smartcat
Form Factor:	--
Size / Dimension:	3.41" x 4.14" (87mm x 105mm)
Cooling Type:	--
Power (Watts):	3W
Number of Cores:	1
Speed:	22.1MHz
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Core Processor:	Rabbit 2000
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete

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Single Board Computers (SBCs)

A single board computer is a computer system that is assembled on a single circuit board. They are usually self-contained and provide all the necessary components including input, output, memory and power circuitry in one self-contained package.One of the most popular SBCs is the 101-0566, which is a 3.3 volt DC single-board computer built around an Intel 8051 microcontroller unit. It includes 256K bytes of flash memory, 2k bytes of RAM, 6 system timers, 5 I/O ports, and 4 interrupts. Additionally, the board includes an AD/DA converter, reset circuit, power supply, integrated EED, and 7-segment display.The 101-0566 is an ideal choice for applications requiring low cost performance, such as small embedded computers and embedded controllers in robotics. As the board includes an internal clock generator, it is also suitable for applications requiring real-time control. Furthermore, it is suitable for both 8 and 16 bit applications, providing the flexibility for designers to choose the architecture that best suites their application.The working principle of the 101-0566 is based on the classic von Neumann architecture. Essentially, this architecture is comprised of two major components: the central processing unit (CPU) and the memory. The CPU is responsible for taking instructions, reading data from memory, performing calculations, and storing results in memory. The memory handles the storage of data and instructions.When the computer is turned on, the power supply provides electricity to the processor, which executes the instructions stored in the flash memory. The instructions are written in a machine language consisting of 0’s and 1’s, which define the operations that the processor should perform.Data is transferred between the two components using the buses. Secondly, the system timers track the amount of time that has elapsed. After each instruction is executed, the interrupt system provides signals to the processor, which enable it to determine when instructions have been successfully executed.Lastly, the AD/DA converter provides a way for the board to communicate with the outside world. The 7-segment display enables the user to view the output of the board.Overall, the 101-0566 is a versatile single board computer that can be used for a wide variety of applications. Its simple design and low cost make it ideal for many small-scale projects. Additionally, the integrated features provide robust performance, and the real-time control makes the board suitable for various time-critical applications.

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