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This PCB (ATMXT640U-DEV-PCB) is for the evaluation and development of Microchip maXTouch applications using the ATMXT640U Touchscreen Sensor IC.
Microchip's Core1553 Development Kit allows users to evaluate the functionality of Microchip's Core1553BRM without having to create a complete MIL-STD-1553B-compliant system. The source files included with the Core1553 Development Kit provide the user with the programming files necessary to program a Fusion Advanced development kit to create a 1553 bus controller, remote terminal, and bus monitor compliant with MIL-STD-1553B. The targeted FPGA (M1AFS1500) is mounted on the Fusion Advanced development kit board and 1553 Bus physical connections are included on the Core1553 daughter card, which plugs directly onto the Fusion Advanced development kit board. Once programmed, the development board provides the customer with a self-contained 1553 bus evaluation system.
SmartFusion®2 Advanced Development Kit offers a full-featured 150K LE device SmartFusion2 system-on-chip (SoC) FPGA. This 150K LE device inherently integrates reliable flash-based FPGA fabric, a 166 MHz Cortex™-M3 processor, advanced data security features, digital signal processing (DSP) blocks, static random-access memory (SRAM), embedded non-volatile memory (eNVM), and industry-required high-performance communication interfaces—all on a single chip. This device also supports all the data security features available in SmartFusion2 devices.
The Advanced Development Kit board has numerous standard and advanced peripherals such as PCIe®x4 edge connector, two FMC connectors for using many off the shelf daughter cards, USB, Philips inter-integrated circuit (I2C), two gigabit Ethernet ports, serial peripheral interface (SPI), and UART. A high precision operational amplifier circuitry on the board helps to measure core power consumption by the device