DV164037

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The DV164037 evaluation board is a useful tool for quickly and easily demonstrating the capabilities of Microcontrollers (MCUs), Digital Signal Processors (DSPs) and other embedded technologies. This article will review the DV164037 evaluation board\'s application field and working principle.

The application field of the evaluation board revolves around the MCUs, DSPs, and other embedded processor projects, such as those using the ARM Cortex-M0+ technology, the ST-STM32F0xxxx micro controllers and the ATMEL ATSamd21. It can also be used to quickly evaluate and develop applications for micro-controllers and microprocessors. It is available with a range of expansion boards and is also packaged with a Cortex debug probe for experimentation. It provides an ideal platform for demonstrating ARM Cortex-M0+, ARM Cortex-M4F, ST-STM32F0xxxx and ATMEL ATSamd21 projects.

Working Principle of DV164037 Evaluation Board

The evaluation board\'s working principle revolves around the principle of experimentation. It provides a convenient platform for the user to experiment with different MCUs, DSPs and other embedded technologies. As it is available with a selection of expansion boards and is packaged with a Cortex debug probe, it is easy to set up and monitor. It is also used for system-on-chip testing, verification and development.

The board is equipped with two main vertical pins, a MCU side pin header and a DSP side pin header. These two pin headers provided power to the MCU and DSP, while also allowing the user to connect external components, such as sensors and LED’s. The MCU side pin header features a 6-pin header which has three PWM output pins and three digital input pins. The DSP side pin header has four digital input/output pins and two analog input pins. The power supply for the board is provided through a 3.3v DC input.

The debug probe that comes along with the DV164037 provides a range of features which helps in the debugging process. It includes a debug port and a debug monitor. The debug monitor helps in the communication between the target microcontroller and the host PC. The debug port supports standard ST-Link and JTAG debuggers, which allows the user to set break points and view variables from the MCU core.

The evaluation board can be used to develop and examine different aspects of MCUs, DSPs and other embedded technologies. It provides an interactive debugging platform for these technologies and makes evaluation and development much easier. Additionally, it also offers support for a number of other platforms including FreeRTOS, Arduino and OpenOCD. It is an excellent tool for developers and designers who want to quickly set up and test their applications.

In conclusion, the DV164037 evaluation board is a convenient and versatile tool for quickly demonstrating and evaluating MCUs, DSPs and other embedded technologies. It is equipped with pins to supply power to the MCU and DSP while also offering support for external components. It also comes with a debug probe, which makes it easier to debug and verify the designs. The board provides an ideal platform for system-on-chip testing, verification and development purposes.

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