W681308-DK

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Evaluation and Demonstration Boards and Kits provide electronic design engineers with the opportunity to quickly evaluate, debug, and develop microcontroller solutions, reduce design time, and lower the risk of costly design errors. W681308-DK is one such board and kit that provides a full-featured, fast and highly-integrated development platform to support applications targeted for the W681308 8-bit Microcontroller. This kit incorporates a variety of electronics boards, test points, and power supplies to help accelerate product development from idea to prototype. This article will discuss the application fields and working principle of the W681308-DK.

The W681308-DK consists of components that can be used for a wide range of applications varying from audio, power, lighting, and consumer electronics applications. Its features include an 8-bit microcontroller that enables up to 16 dual- or 32 single-channel outputs. It also includes 8KB of program flash, 1KB of data EEPROM, 256 bytes of SRAM, a 12-bit flash ADC, an analog comparator, and an array of user-programmable I/O pins. Additionally, it boasts low-power consumption, an internal voltage regulator, and an optional 2KB external data EEPROM.

The W681308-DK uses four main components to achieve its wide range of applications. These include the development board itself, the PC software, the microcontroller, and the external I/O connection boards. The W681308-DK development board is designed as a \'Test-Fixture\' and provides a platform for the user to evaluate, develop, and debug their projects. It incorporates two banks of user-programmable I/O for connecting the microcontroller to external components, a solderless breadboard, a reset button, a power switch, an onboard debugger, and an array of test points. Additionally, the W681308-DK includes a software tool suite to allow for easy programming and debugging of the microcontroller. It provides instruction set support for all common languages and a range of built-in features such as low-power mode, EEPROM, interrupt vectors, and oscillator trimming.

Moving onto the main component of the W681308-DK – the microcontroller – which is a CMOS 8-bit microcontroller with a FLASH ROM code storage. The microcontroller includes memory instruction registers, a 12-bit A/D converter, an analog comparator, and user-programmable I/O that can be used to connect a wide variety of external components. Additionally, the microcontroller incorporates low-power modes and an optional 2KB of external ROM, while its instruction set support allows for easy programming in all common languages. This allows the microcontroller to perform a wide range of tasks, such as digital I/O, analog-to-digital conversion, and motor control, among others.

Finally, the W681308-DK includes two external I/O connection boards. The first board is used to easily interface the microcontroller to external components, such as LEDs, motors, amplifiers, and so on. The second board provides an easy way to connect the microcontroller to a wide range of USB host devices. These boards provide direct access to all the I/O pins of the microcontroller and support both 5V and 3V logic.

To summarize, the W681308-DK is an evaluation and demonstration board and kit that provides designers with a fast and highly-integrated development platform to quickly evaluate, debug, and develop microcontroller solutions. It is designed to be used for applications across many different industries, including audio, power, lighting, and consumer electronics. Its features include an 8-bit microcontroller, 8KB of program flash, 1KB of data EEPROM, and an array of user-programmable I/O pins, plus an optional 2KB external ROM. It also includes software tools for programming and debugging, and external I/O connection boards to easily interface the microcontroller with external components. In this way, the W681308-DK can help reduce design time and lower the risk of costly design errors.

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