CC-MX-KD47-ZM-B Datasheet/PDFModern embedded computing devices often rely on microcontroller, microprocessor, FPGA and other modules for their functionality. CC-MX-KD47-ZM-B is one such type of embedded computer. It consists of a cluster of four separate modules. The core module is the Primary Control Module (PCM), which acts as the central processing unit (CPU) and controls the other three modules.
The PCM of the CC-MX-KD47-ZM-B utilizes the ARM Cortex-M0 processor. This processor is a low-power, highly-flexible system-on-chip (SoC) microcontroller. It is capable of running multiple high-level programming languages such as C, C++ and Python, as well as assembly programming. It also provides an umbrella of advanced features, including floating point arithmetic, digital signal processing (DSP) and digital-to-analog conversion (DAC).
The other three modules of the CC-MX-KD47-ZM-B are the Peripheral Module (PM, also known as Expansion Board), the I/O Expansion Board (IOEB) and the Communication Expansion Board (CEB). The PM helps in connecting external devices, such as digital displays, keyboard, mouse and external storage devices, to the PCM. The I/OEB adds additional I/O ports, including ADCs, interrupts, reset and debug pins. The CEB acts as a bridge between the PCM and the outside world, enabling communication with external components. It also supports a wide range of communication protocols, such as Ethernet, USB, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
The CC-MX-KD47-ZM-B is used to develop a variety of embedded systems. It is simple to integrate with many existing systems, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. It is commonly used in industrial automation, robotics, medical, communication and automotive applications. It can be used to build controllers, monitoring systems, health monitors, smart energy devices and many other applications.
The application field and working principle of the CC-MX-KD47-ZM-B can be summarized as follows. It is a cluster of four separate modules, comprising the Primary Control Module (PCM), the Peripheral Module (PM), the I/O Expansion Board (IOEB) and the Communication Expansion Board (CEB). The PCM contains the ARM Cortex-M0 microcontroller which controls the other modules. The PM connects external devices and peripherals to the PCM while the IOEB adds additional I/O ports and debug pins. The CEB acts as the bridge between the PCM and the outside world, enabling communication with external components, and supports various communication protocols. It is used to develop a wide range of embedded systems, and is commonly used in industries such as industrial automation, robotics, medical, and automotive.