TOOLSTICK381DC

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Introduction

ToolStick381 DC is an evaluation board specifically developed for embedded design applications including microcontrollers and digital signal processors. It features a wide range of on-board interfaces and user options, combining diverse device capabilities into one package.

Application Field

The ToolStick381 DC is suitable for embedded system designs with applications ranging from communications and data acquisition to motor control. By building on its “base” system, combined or single functions can be added to expand and customize the design. This board is ideal for engineering teams and supporting the production design of several microcontroller and digital signal processor applications.

The ToolStick381 DC runs at a maximum operating frequency of 72MHz and uses the powerful ARM Cortex™-M3 processor as its core. Its “base” system comes with a range of features including 4-channel 10-bit Analog to Digital Converters (ADC), and dedicated interfaces for Ethernet, CAN Bus, USB, Hard Disk Interface, and General Purpose IO. Further options for mass storage and connectivity are available.

It is highly compatible with other major vendor development boards and can be used with software packages from popular ARM tool vendors, allowing users to develop applications with ease while utilizing existing development tools.

Working Principle

The ToolStick381 DC provides the perfect platform to build on when developing applications requiring a combination of microcontrollers, digital signal processors, and other embedded subsystems. Its key features include up to 6x4k instruction/data bus widths, memory addressing with 8/16/32/64-bit capabilities, and up to 4x128k of separate external RAM.

Powering the board is an external power supply unit (PSU) with a voltage range of 3-12V. The user can set the voltage level via either its on-board backplane or the system’s GPIO pins. This allows the user to select the most suitable power supply for their application.

In terms of user interface, the ToolStick381 DC features a comprehensive range of connectors, with the most common being a DB9 serial, JTAG, USB, and an Ethernet connector. These connectors allow for the connection of peripherals such as keypads, switches, signal converters, and USB/serial adaptors. Furthermore, all critical system pins are broken out to smaller headers for adding external devices and analog inputs.

The board also supports several system-level development debuggers and programs, such as a Real-Time Debugger, Visual Studio-compatible debuggers, Open GDB, and C-SPY. This allows for rapid application development as well as debugging and testing of the hardware.

Conclusion

The ToolStick381 DC is a versatile embedded design evaluation board that provides users with access to a range of diverse device capabilities. Its wide variety of user interface options allows for fast prototyping and development of multiple embedded devices and peripherals. It is an ideal board for engineering teams looking for an easy to use platform to design and build multiple embedded devices.

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