MIKROE-1988

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Evaluation Boards - Expansion Boards, Daughter Cards offer a great platform for entrepreneurs to create and test innovative ideas. The MikroE-1988 application field and working principle reflects the state-of-the-art technology. It is a compact, simple to use development system that lower the total cost of development, assists with verification and testing processes, and provides a platform for engineers and innovators to develop their applications.

The MikroE-1988 board is a broad board for evaluation and testing applications in the Laboratory of Electronics and Hydroinformatics (LEHI) at the Technological Institute of Costa Rica (TEC). It was approved and approved for use mainly for mechatronics and automation applications, but the same board can be widely used in various educational and research projects. It features a variety of programmable options, like A/D, D/A, PWM, digital I/O, real-time clock, and a hardware stack.

The MikroE-1988 board offers an integrated circuit environment based on digital signal controllers. This is a powerful development kit that allows development of various applications offering broadband digital signal processing, communication protocols, and other embedded analog services. The MikroE-1988 board makes exploration and testing of new designs easier, and reduces complex design cycles.

The versatile processor kit for the board is DSC28335. It is a family of digital signal processors or DSPS that are designed to integrate DSP technology in real-time, deterministic signal control applications. It allows for the signal processing, control, and bidirectional communication with peripherals. The DSC28335 is a single-chip 16-bit digital signal controller. It combines an RISC-like instruction set with specialized DSP instructions to optimize signal processing performance.

The DSC28335 runs on 100 kHz to 20 MHz speeds and provides around 4KB of RAM and 32KB of flash memory in its hardware stack. It contains 16-bit peripherals as well as an integrated DMA controller. These features enable fast file transfer and data manipulation inside the processor. For debugging, the DMX debugger features an integrated System Analyzer which has intelligent analysis module to probe and analyse system behavior.

The MikroE-1988 board also features a comprehensive software package. It contains a high level C language development environment, a library for digital signal processing, an embedded library for the LabVIEW graphical programming environment, and DSP algorithm library. Software editors and compilers help to develop and debug code, and generate code packages. A runtime environment allows the debugging and testing of the control code.

The MikroE-1988 board is equipped with an analog-to-digital converter, digital-to-analog converter, and PWM modules. The analog-to-digital converter is a 12-bit A/D with 32 channels. It is a fast converter with high resolution and wide dynamic range. Digital-to-analog converter is a 4-bit DAC with 8 channels and 12 bit accuracy. It offers flexible output range and low power. The PWM module generates a pulse width modulated signal. It supports 9 bit resolution for a wide variety of duty cycles.

The MikroE-1988 board has an onboard PC/104 bus with a monitoring board. The board assists in developing mechatronic systems. It is available in two versions: Normal PC/104 and Small PC/104. The Normal PC/104 is a standard board that connects to the processor, and the Small PC/104 is an embedded board that is very compact and supports an I/O port and second-level communication. Both boards have integrated connectors for video, Ethernet, serial, and flash memory.

The MikroE-1988 board offers other unique features. It includes a real-time clock which helps synchronize system behavior, an internal SRAM/Flash memory for storing data, and a micro SD socket for data logging and storage. It also offers an LCD display with touch screen technology, and an input/output port for serial communication.

The MikroE-1988 board is designed to simulate and test a wide range of applications. It is a great platform for entrepreneurs to explore various concepts, test innovative ideas, and develop advanced projects.

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