QB-78K0IB2-TB

QB-78K0IB2-TB Evaluation Boards - Embedded - MCU, DSP

The QB-78K0IB2-TB evaluation system is used for the development and evaluation of various architectures for embedded systems based on microcontrollers (MCU) and digital signal processors (DSPs). The board integrates a range of hardware features along with specialized software development tools to allow developers to quickly and easily develop, analyze, debug, and deploy embedded applications.

System Architecture

The QB-78K0IB2-TB evaluation system consists of two main components: an MCU/DSP development board and a target board. The development board is used to develop and test code on the target board via several standard peripheral interfaces such as USB, Ethernet, or CAN. The development board also has on-board debugging capabilities, which allow developers to quickly and easily debug code running on the target board. The evaluation system is powered by an industry-standard Power over Ethernet (PoE) power source, eliminating the need for an external power source.

MCU/DSP Development Board

The QB-78K0IB2-TB MCU/DSP development board consists of various on-board devices and controllers as well as several specialized interfaces, which allow developers to quickly develop, analyze and debug embedded applications. The board also has a high-performance microcontroller to run code with high efficiency. The supported microcontroller is the industry-standard Renesas 78K0, a high-performance, low-power, 8-bit MCU with up to 32KB of program memory.

The development board has a range of specialized development tools and peripherals including a large graphical LCD display, USB and Ethernet interface, CANbus interface and USB communication port. It also has a multi-function GPIO interface which allows communication between the target board and the development board. Other development tools included on the board include a debugging terminal, a USB cable, and a range of specialized software development tools including compilers, flash programmer, and more.

Target Board

The QB-78K0IB2-TB target board contains the necessary hardware and software components to allow developers to develop, debug, deploy, and analyze the applications intended for the end-use embedded system. The target board runs on an industry-standard Renesas 78K0 processor, comes equipped with a wide range of powerful peripherals such as a graphical LCD display, USB and Ethernet interfaces, CANbus interface, and GPIO. All of these features combined with advanced development tools such as compilers, flash programmers, and a range of software development tools make the QB-78K0IB2-TB an ideal platform for developing and deploying embedded systems.

Software Development Tools

The QB-78K0IB2-TB evaluation system is packaged with a range of specialized software development tools to help developers quickly and easily develop, deploy and analyze embedded applications. The tools included in the package are mainly compilers for the Renesas 78K0 processor, a source code debugger, flash programmer, and code analyser. All of these tools are available for download from the Renesas website.

In addition to the compilers and source code debugger, the evaluation kit also includes a range of specialized development tools such as a graphical LCD library, CANbus communication library, programmable logic control (PLC) library, and USB communication library. All of these libraries are also available for download from the Renesas website.

Conclusion

The QB-78K0IB2-TB evaluation system is an ideal platform for the development and evaluation of various architectures for embedded systems based on microcontrollers (MCU) and digital signal processors (DSPs). It consists of two main components: an MCU/DSP development board and a target board. It is equipped with a range of powerful development tools and peripherals and runs on industry-standard Renesas 78K0 processor. With the available software libraries, compilers, and source code debugger, the QB-78K0IB2-TB evaluation system is a great tool for quickly and easily developing, deploying and analyzing embedded applications.