CP3-TB-BT26-0

The CP3-TB-BT26-0, or ‘CHA5609’, is an Evaluation Board from the Copley family of digital MCU and DSP products. The board is suitable for use with the CHA5609 MCU, which is a PIC18 family of chips, as well as other compatible digital chips. Featuring over 45 I/O pins, the board provides a platform to test the capabilities of a wide range of digital devices.

The CHA5609 features a powerful 8-bit microcontroller core. This core includes two general-purpose register banks, each with 16 registers. The on-chip memory includes 4K of non-volatile program memory, 512 bytes of RAM, 512 bytes of EEPROM, and 512 bytes of EEPROM write cache. The chip also includes a Brown-out voltage detection circuit.

The CP3-TB-BT26-0 Evaluation Board includes the necessary hardware for using the CHA5609 MCU. This includes a three-pin power/ground connector, three additional connectors, and a standard 0.1” pitch prototyping board. The board also includes a XC8 compiler for developing code that runs on the CHA5609.

The CP3-TB-BT26-0 Evaluation Board is suitable for a wide range of applications. It can be used for developing embedded systems, remote systems, and control systems. It is also well suited for digital signal processing. The board includes an Ethernet port; this allows communications between multiple boards. It also contains a USB port, which can be used for programming and debugging.

The CHA5609 MCU can be used to control a variety of devices, such as motors, actuators, and sensors. It has a built-in analog-to-digital converter, which allows it to convert analog signals into digital information. It is also capable of generating PWM signals for controlling servo motors, LEDs, and other actuators. And it is capable of generating programmable interrupt controllers for controlling interrupts.

The working principle of the CP3-TB-BT26-0 Evaluation Board is very simple. The user is required to supply power to the board, connect to the desired peripherals and then write code that will control those peripherals. The code can be developed using the XC8 compiler. Once the code is written, it can be downloaded to the board either through the USB port or the Ethernet port. The user can then apply the board’s power and control the peripherals using the code written.

In summary, the CP3-TB-BT26-0 Evaluation Board is suitable for a wide range of embedded and digital signal processing applications. It includes all the necessary hardware for using the CHA5609 MCU, including a three-pin power/ground connector, three additional connectors, and a standard 0.1” pitch prototyping board. It also includes an Ethernet port and a USB port for programming and debugging. The board’s working principle is very simple; the user is required to supply power to the board, connect to the desired peripherals, and write code that will control those peripherals.