DC1935A-A

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Evaluation and Demonstration Boards and Kits are designed to help engineers save time and money by providing the means to perform a functional hardware evaluation or prototype a system quickly. The DC1935A–A Demoboard is a dynamically reconfigurable device designed to demonstrate and evaluate the various features of the Atmel AVR microcontroller.

The DC1935A–A board requires no programming. It contains its own on-board PIC programmer hardware, which allows for programming immediately. The PIC programmer on the board is equipped with all the necessary hardware to program the AVR microcontroller. It also includes an RS232 interface to allow for easy communication between the board and the PC in order to test the program.

The DC1935A–A board is powered by two 1.5V AA batteries, and it uses Atmel\'s AVR series microcontrollers. It programming software packages are provided to help program the microcontroller. The board also provides an LCD display to show the output from the microcontroller. The LCD display is also useful for debugging code.

The DC1935A–A board contains a variety of features useful for development and demonstration. These features include an Atmel AVR microcontroller, a 32kbyte EEPROM, two 8-bit analog to digital converters, an LCD display, and a RS232 port. The board also includes additional peripherals like a temperature sensor, a light detector, a switch and a buzzer. These peripherals are useful for building sample AVR applications.

The DC1935A–A board also contains various connectors which allow for communication with external devices. These connectors allow users to interface with Atmel devices such as the Atmel ATmega series, AVI ICs, LCDs, motor controlers, RF transceivers, and more. The connectors are also useful for making connections to external circuits and devices.

The DC1935A–A board has a powerful graphical user interface, allowing users to visually program and debug their code. The interface also allows for the use of text-based programming languages like Ecam, BASIC, and more. The graphical user interface makes programming and debugging much easier compared to a text-based interface.

The DC1935A–A board is useful for prototyping, programming, testing and debugging applications and systems. It is easy to use and provides a great platform for evaluating the features of Atmel AVR microcontrollers. Its extensive connectivity provides a way to interface with various external components, allowing for more sophisticated designs.

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