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Overview
The dsPIC33AK128MC106 Digital Power Plug-In Module (DP PIM) is a demonstration board that in conjunction with different power boards showcases the Microchip dsPIC33AK128MC106 Digital Signal Controller (DSC) features. It directly plugs-in to the Digital Power Development Board (DM330029) and the Low Power FPC Development Kit (DV330101).
The DP PIM provides access to the dsPIC33AK128MC106 analog inputs, the Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) output, the Pulse-Width Modulator (PWM) outputs and the General-Purpose Input and Output (GPIO) ports.
- dsPIC33AK128MC106 32-Bit Digital Signal Controller (64-pin TQFP package)
- ICSP™ programming header
- On-board LDO with Power Good (PG) function
- MCP2221A USB to UART/I2C serial converter
- USB Type C connector
- Board edge connection interface for analog inputs/outputs, PWM outputs and GPIO ports.
- Analog input with op amp buffer via test point loop connector; can be used for Bode plot measurements
- Provides support for the entire dsPIC33AK128MC106 DSC family
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| dsPIC33AK128MC106 Digital Power PIM User's Guide | User Guide | Download | ||
| dsPIC33AK128MC106 Digital Power PIM Board Design Files | Board Design Files | Download | ||
| dsPIC33Ak128MC106 Digital Power PIM Demo Projects | Code Examples | Link |
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The Digital Power Development Board is a demonstration board that provides the user a flexible measurement platform for all compatible Microchip dsPIC33’s Digital Power Plug-In Modules (DP PIMs).
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Low Voltage Power Factor Correction (LVPFC) Development Kit offers safe voltage levels at moderate power while designing algorithms on a boost power factor correction topology. These algorithms can be applied on real systems under development with minimal changes. The LVPFC Development Board utilizes the dsPIC33EP128GS806 device, supporting full digital and advanced power control algorithm schemes.
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