FRDM-17511EVB

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Evaluation and demonstration boards and kits offer a great way to prototype new designs and verify that existing designs work as expected. The FRDM-17511EVB from Freescale is one such board that offers users a complete set of tools to help evaluate and demonstrate their designs.

The FRDM-17511EVB evaluation board includes a Kinetis K70 microcontroller; a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M4 microcontroller. It features 72MHz clock speed, an 18-bit ADC, multiple serial communication interfaces, analog comparators, and digital signal processing (DSP) capabilities. It also includes 2KB of RAM memory and 768KB of Flash memory for code storage. The FRDM-17511EVB also includes an onboard low power Wake-On-RealTime-Clock (WORTC) module for reduced power consumption.

The FRDM-17511EVB offers an optimized platform for rapid prototyping and evaluation of applications. It includes an open development environment that includes an integrated compiler and debugger. Additionally, the board features an integrated USB 2.0 full-speed device interface with examples and tutorials. The debugger also supports the Beaglebone Black platform for development.

The board supports various development tools and hardware components. It includes an integrated real-time debugging and trace library (TRACE32) for end-users to verify assembly, debug, and analyze code. Additionally, the board includes pre-arranged expansion kits to enable development using robotics, automotive, IoT, and audio/video solutions.

The FRDM-17511EVB includes three integrated core MCUs; ARM Cortex-M0, M4, and M7. The ARM Cortex-M4 core is the primary MCU on the board and includes a number of peripherals and signal processing functionality. The MCU also includes a Cortex-M0 core that is integrated as an interrupt controller and also provides IO expansion capability. The ARM Cortex-M7 core operates as a DSP and IO processor.

The FRDM-17511EVB works in two ways; first, users can design their own applications and the board will act as the hardware platform for validation and performance testing. In addition, the board includes example code and demo applications that can be used to gain a better understanding of how the board works and what it can do.

The FRDM-17511EVB application field is diverse and includes industrial control, robotics, locomotive automation, automotive, avionics, automotive, entertainment, and education. The board can also be used to develop mobile applications using the Android OS. In addition, it can be used to develop applications for the industrial IoT industry.

The FRDM-17511EVB uses the ARM Cortex-M4 processor to execute user applications. It is configured to 32-bit ARM Thumb instructions and is capable of operating at 200MHz. The processor is integrated with a number of peripherals such as PWM, UART, I2C, SPI, and digital signal processing (DSP) libraries. These peripherals are accessed by the user via the integrated Interrupt and Direct Memory Access (DMA) controllers.

In summary, the FRDM-17511EVB is a powerful evaluation board offering a complete set of development and evaluation tools for rapid prototyping and evaluation of applications. It is feature rich and offers support for a wide range of applications, including industrial control, robotics, avionics, entertainment, and education. It offers integrated real-time debugger and trace library for code analysis and debugging, pre-arranged expansion kits for development, and onboard low power Wake-On-RealTime-Clock module.

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