ADZS-BF707-BLIP2

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ADZS-BF707-BLIP2 is a evaluation board for Blackfin and SHARC Processors embedded. It is customized for developer\'s application which extensively requires low-cost, high-performance established embedded processors. It is designed with versatile I/Os, real-time clock, serial flash, as well as Analog Devices DSP and microcontroller, providing more control and processing abilities.

The Functionality of ADZS-BF707-BLIP2

ADZS-BF707-BLIP2 enables users to build up their own system prototype which consists of a wide range of embedded processors. It is easy and firmly connected to supported Blackfin and SHARC processors. It contains components like a reset push-button and six general purpose user buttons. As mentioned above, it supports Analog Devices DSP and microcontroller from BF70x and \'F\' Series. It also contains integrated USB OTG or USB 2.0 FS which helps users to communicate with set up board and maintain its application. Other features like 6-channel, 24-bit ADCs, audio jacks and 6 independent LED indicators.

ADZS-BF707-BLIP2 Application Field and Working Principle

ADZS-BF707-BLIP2 evaluation board is specifically designed for developers to establish embedded system prototypes. With versatile I/O, register-level access, and third-party debuggers and compilers, users can rapidly design a embedded system that meets their requirement. It is also useful in telecommunication, storage, printing, embedded industrial control and consumer electronics. Its practical applications include Ethernet Gateways, motor controllers, power supplies, automotive safety systems and motor drives.

In terms of working principle, the board offers various ways of controlling and monitoring. Its ADSP-BF70 programming and debugging environment consists of CCES IDE/C compiler and GDB Server/debugger, making it easier for developers to step into deeply debugged embedded system. On the other hand, different sets of I/O provide developers with the freedom to perform add-on operations to prototypes with high-performance Blackfin and SHARC processors. Last but not least, it also can be extended through the 12-bit ADCs, accelerometers, EEPROMs, and RF transceivers to achieve more powerful performance.

Conclusion

To conclude, ADZS-BF707-BLIP2 provides versatile I/O and real-time clock, and it is an evaluation board which is designed for Blackfin and SHARC processors specifically. Its features, such as CCES IDE/C compiler and GDB Server/debugger, are beneficial to developers and embedded systems. Its flexibility in extending its I/O and performance gives developers the freedom to develop desired system prototypes. It is a great choice for telecommunication, storage, printing, embedded industrial control and consumer electronics.

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