ATWEBEVK-02

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Evaluation and Demonstration Boards and Kits are used in a wide range of electrical and electronic engineering applications to demonstrate and evaluate products. The ATWEBEVK-02 is an example of such a board that can be used to demonstrate the working principle of a variety of electrical components and circuits.

The ATWEBEVK-02 board is designed to work with the Atmel AT89C2051 microcontroller and is made up of a power supply block, a reset block, a programmable memory block, and a microcontroller block. The board is also designed with an on-board 8051 microcontroller and several LED’s for display.

The power supply block is the first piece of the ATWEBEVK-02 and supplies power to the board. It contains a ULN jack that can be used to supply power to the board from an external power source such as a wall outlet or a USB port. The current limit of the power supply block is set at 3A which is sufficient to power the board and the 8051 MCU.

The reset block is used to initialize the board prior to programming. The reset block contains several resistors and capacitors that work together to reset the on-board 8051 MCU. The reset block also contains a logic input to reset the board when the power is turned on. The programmable memory block is a chip marked “ENV STICK” that is used to store information used by the 8051 MCU to execute code. The ENV STICK contains a block of memory that can be used to store program code as well as data.

The microcontroller block contains the 8051 MCU as well as the other components necessary to allow it to communicate with the rest of the board. The ATWEBEVK-02 also contains two expansion ports with two pins each, that are used to connect external components to the board. Components like switches, LEDs, and resistors can be connected to these expansion ports to extend the capabilities of the board.

The ATWEBEVK-02 is designed to work with a variety of assembly languages but the most common language used to program the board is the Assembler language. The board is programmed by writing assembly code in the IAR Embedded Workbench IDE, which can then be transferred to the board using the IAR Embedded Debugger. After the code has been written and tested, it can then be stored in the ENV STICK.

The ATWEBEVK-02 has a wide range of applications depending on the type of code being used. It can be used to develop firmware for embedded systems, to test logic circuits, or to control robotic systems. The board is also very easy to use and can be used by both beginners and experienced engineers alike.

In conclusion, the ATWEBEVK-02 is a versatile board with a wide range of applications and is easy to use. It is designed to work with a variety of microcontrollers and has two expansion ports, allowing for the connection of additional components. Its use of the Assembler language allows for the development of code that can be used to create custom programs for various applications.

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