PIC-USB-STK

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Evaluation boards are used in the field of embedded development for microprocessors, digital signal processors, and other types of processors or controllers. These boards are primarily designed to help engineers quickly prototype and debug their product or implementation before committing to full production. The PIC USB-STK is one such evaluation board available for use in embedded development.

The PIC USB-STK is a USB-based development board containing a Microchip PIC18F4550 microcontroller, with added support for other PIC18 microcontrollers. It has a 14-pin header with direct support for up to three additional chips, such as a serial EEPROM, PIC18F4550, or FLASH memory device. The board also offers a USB port, allowing it to be attached to a computer or USB hub. The board also includes several peripheral features, such as a user LED, separate on/off switch, reset button, push buttons, potentiometers for analog input, a temperature sensor, and a real-time clock.

The PIC USB-STK is primarily used in the evaluation and prototyping of embedded systems. It is especially useful for systems related to USB communication, since it connects directly to a USB port and includes software libraries compliant with USB devices. The microcontroller runs off of a 3.3V power source, making it compatible with most of the modern low-power microcontroller boards. Additionally, the board features an onboard EEPROM, allowing developers to store program configuration data for permanent storage.

The PIC USB-STK comes with a thoroughly tested set of C libraries that are used to interact with the hardware. These libraries are based on a powerful 16-bit processor architecture that provides high performance, along with native USB 2.0 support. This library gives the user the ability to control the on-board peripherals, such as the onboard LEDs, user push buttons, potentiometers, and temperature sensor. The board also supports the development of more complex systems, thanks to its library support for SPI, RS-232, I2C, following ultrasonic and other communication protocols.

The board is also equipped with a debug module, which provides the means to program and debug programs on the board. The module features a wide variety of debug connector options, allowing developers to use different debug tools, such as JTAG, SPI, MikroE Elektronika USB-JTAG, and MPLAB ICD 3. This module also offers a powerful debugging environment, with support for high-level breakpointing, code profiling, and real-time data monitoring.

Overall, the PIC USB-STK is an ideal evaluation board for rapidly prototyping and debugging embedded systems. It offers a range of hardware features, along with powerful libraries for interacting with the microcontroller, making it suitable for developing a wide variety of applications. Additionally, its support for debuggers, and its low-power design, make it an excellent choice for embedded developers.

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