NTC-02.31 “Microprocessor equipment”

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The educational laboratory stand is designed for studying the fundamentals of microcontroller programming and the principles of organizing their interaction with peripheral devices. It covers microcontroller architecture, including the core, memory, system synchronization, and instruction set. The organization of input/output ports, discrete signal devices, timers, and indicators (seven-segment, liquid crystal displays) is examined. It also explores methods of inputting analog information (analog-to-digital converters) and outputting data (digital-to-analog converters). An important part includes mastering data transmission interfaces—UART, RS-485, SPI, I2C—as well as working with external EEPROM. Additionally, it involves creating initial projects and working with interrupt systems.

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The stand has a compact structure and performed as desktop version unit which can be connected (in the form of separate modules) to the proper connector on the front panel and study microcontrollers of the following architectures:

dsPIC;
AVR;
MCS-51.

Digital controllers can be programmed in the Assembler programming language and in the upper-level languages (С/С++).

At the present training unit are studied the following distinctive features of the controllers:

redirectied pins (remappable pins);
peripheral module (UART, ADC);
inner generator, watchdog-timer (System Management);
electrically-reprogrammable memory (On-Chip Flash);
in-circuit programming and debugging (In-Circuit Debug).

Technical specifications

Power supply		1~220 V 50 Hz
Power consumption, W, max		100
Overall dimensions, max
	length, mm	200
	width, mm	80
	height, mm	250
Weight, kg, max		5

Scope of delivery

training laboratory system – 1 pc.;
supplementary materials in electronic format – 1 pc.;
passport – 1 pc.;
AM-BM USB 2.0 cable – 1 pcs.

Additional equipment (specified when ordering)

Necessary additional equipment:

PC or laptop

Recommended additional equipment:

Oscilloscope.