MIKROE-1938

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Evaluation boards are designed to support customers in developing and evaluating products and activities without having to design and build the products themselves. To further extend their capabilities, expansion boards, daughter cards, and other accessories can often be added to these evaluation boards. One example of this is the MIKROE-1938 expansion board, and this article will take a closer look at its application field and working principle.

The MIKROE-1938 expansion board is a powerful and versatile board offering plenty of possibilities for a wide range of applications. It is a great accessory for experimentation and prototyping with real-world environment projects. The board is equipped with a PIC32MX2 microcontroller, as well as a range of sensors, actuators, and circuit components. These items can be used to build and test projects such as motor control applications, remote sensing, and data logging.

The MIKROE-1938 is equipped with many features to make it user-friendly. Its layout is designed specifically to facilitate experimentation and prototyping. It has a range of connectors, allowing users to easily attach components and sensors to the board. Additionally, the board has an freely-programmable RGB LED, giving users a visual indicator of the board\'s status. It also features a potentiometer, allowing users to manually adjust its signal strength.

The working principle of the MIKROE-1938 can be broken down into three main elements: the microcontroller, the sensors/actuators, and the programming. The microcontroller is the main element of the board. It processes the incoming signals from the sensors and actuators, and then transmits them to the appropriate output. The sensors and actuators connected to the board feed it information on the environment or on the generated output. Finally, the programming determines what the board does with the incoming and outgoing signals.

The board can be programmed to control a variety of outputs, from motors to LEDs, and has the capability to read inputs from a range of sensors and actuators. This makes it suitable for projects that require precise control or the gathering of data from the environment. It is also capable of performing complex calculations and is suitable for projects that require complex data processing.

Overall, the MIKROE-1938 expansion board is an ideal solution for users who need to quickly develop projects requiring precise control or input/output operations. With its robust features and flexible design, users can easily and cost-effectively explore new projects or experiment with ideas. What’s more, its user-friendly layout makes it easy to set up and use, no matter the level of experience.

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