MIKROE-2938

MIKROE-2938 Application Field and Working Principle

The MikroE-2938 is an expansion board in the family of MikroE products for embedded applications. It is part of the MikroE system of integrated development boards, expansion boards, and daughter boards that offer a complete development platform for embedded systems, allowing engineers and hobbyists to have access to a wide array of peripherals to develop their products. The MikroE-2938 Board features a number of important components to make embedded development easy and efficient.

Features and Signals

The MikroE-2938 Board includes many features that make embedded development easier. Among these features are multiple power supplies including a 5V SWD power supply, a 3.3V power supply, and an 8A, power-efficient linear regulator with a programmable output and selectable variable output mode. The board also has a pulse counter and a scalable pulse generator, two 8-bit I/O lines, three dedicated relay driver circuits, adjustable pulse width modulation, adjustable frequency modulation, and an analog output with three gains. Additionally, the MikroE-2938 contains an auxiliary power voltage of 3V or 5V, an adjustable power supply, and an A/D converter that can measure up to 16-bit resolution.

The MikroE-2938 Board contains three LEDs and a piezo speaker, so an engineer can see whether their signals and power lines are active. The MikroE-2938 also contains three primary signals, including an I/O line, a ground line, and a high-speed signal line.

Uses

The MikroE-2938 is an expansion board that is ideal for prototyping embedded systems. It can be used for a variety of applications, from hobbyist and educational projects to professional and industrial uses. It is especially suited for projects involving data acquisition or control systems. This expansion board is also well-suited for applications involving computer vision, motion sensing, or machine learning projects.

Working Principle

The MikroE-2938 Board simplifies the development process for embedded systems. The board contains a voltage regulator, an adjustable pulse generator, and an A/D converter, which enables engineers to quickly and easily test and develop their applications. When a voltage is applied to the board, the voltage regulator accepts a DC power supply and converts it into an appropriate voltage range for the components connected to the board. The adjustable pulse generator provides engineers with the ability to generate pulse width modulation or frequency modulation signals to drive various components on the motherboard. The A/D converter can measure multiple channels to provide engineers with the signals they need to test and develop their applications.

The MikroE-2938 is an important tool for engineers who are developing embedded systems because it simplifies the development process by requiring little manual coding or programming. With its wide range of features, engineers can quickly and easily test and develop their applications with the MikroE-2938 Board.