PBMCUSLK: MCU Project Board

Overview

Project Board-based Student Learning Kits

Specifications

Technical and Functional Specifications

General
  • Large, solderless breadboard area with four power distribution strips
  • Integrated HCS12/HCS12X/S08 USB programmer
  • PCI style card-edge connector designed for use with National Instrument's NI-ELVIS platform
  • Signal and module breakout arranged logically around breadboard area
Connectivity
  • Full access to all I/O via breakout headers
  • 2 Banana Connectors
  • 1 BNC Connector
  • LCD Module interface with Serial to Parallel Shift Register
  • 8-pin Keypad connector
  • 9-pin DSUB connector
    • RS-232
    • MON08
  • Socket for Optional Crystal Oscillator
  • 8 Active-High DIP Switches
  • 1 Single-turn, 5k ohm, User Potentiometer
  • 8 Active-High Green LED's, Buffered
  • 8 Active-Low Push-Button Switches
  • 1 Buzzer
Power Management
  • Power Input: +9V @ 1.2A typical
  • Power input from included wall-plug transformer, integrated USB-BDM, or from NI-ELVIS workstation
  • On-board voltage regulators provide four different voltage levels:
    • 5VDC @ 500mA
    • 3.3VDC @ 500mA
    • +15VDC @ 50mA
    • -15VDC @ 50mA
  • (± 15V not available when powered from USBBDM)
  • Internal current limit prevents short-circuit damage
  • LED indicators for each voltage level
  • User selectable voltage to onboard logic devices
  • Option jumper to enable voltage output to MCU port connector
Size Module Size: 8.5" x 11"
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Design Resources

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Documents   ( 10 )

Design Resources   ( 3 )

Documents

Application Note  ( 1 )

  • Configuring the Project Board LCD for use at 3.3 Volts

    This document provides a method to utilize the LCD display mounted on the project board at 3.3 Volts. Applicable for PBMCUSLK Rev. B, corrected in later revisions.

    • PDF
    • Rev 0
    • Apr 20, 2007
    • 191.7 KB
    • SLK0100AN.PDF
    • English

User Guide  ( 2 )

Fact Sheet  ( 1 )

Quick Reference Guide  ( 1 )

  • Project Board LCD Codes

    NXP Student Learning Kit Project Board LCD Display control and character codes

    • PDF
    • Rev 1
    • Aug 16, 2007
    • 88.3 KB
    • LCD_COMMANDS.PDF
    • English

Supporting Information  ( 1 )

  • Student Learning Kit Product Pinouts

    Matrix map of MCU signal, pin and feature set across the various Application Modules and Project Board.

    • XLS
    • Rev 2
    • Aug 25, 2010
    • 74.2 KB
    • SLKPRODUCTPINOUTS
    • English

White Paper  ( 4 )

  • Motor Control Demonstration Lab (Published in IJEE, January 2005 Issue.)

    This paper presents an example laboratory exercise using a microcontroller to control a motor.

    • PDF
    • Rev 0
    • Aug 18, 2004
    • 466.4 KB
    • WPMCDL
    • English

  • Motor Control Demonstration Lab Software - CodeWarrior® Project and NI Labview front panels

    Software files for motor control demonstration lab white paper.

    • ZIP
    • Rev 0
    • Nov 1, 2004
    • 789.5 KB
    • WPMCDLSW
    • English

  • Motor Control using SMAC ZigBee™ Technology Software

    Software for white paper descbribing an example laboratory exercise based on the previous Motor Control Demonstration lab1 using the same MCU MC9S12C32 but incorporating the ZigBee technology to drive a DC motor remotely.

    • ZIP
    • Rev 0
    • Jun 1, 2005
    • 309.7 KB
    • MCZIGBEEDEMOSW
    • English

  • Motor Control using SMAC ZigBee(tm) Technology

    This paper presents an example laboratory exercise based on the previous Motor Control Demonstration lab1 using the same MCU MC9S12C32 but incorporating the ZigBee technology to drive a DC motor remotely. NI ELVIS is used as platform to connect components, provide power, and analyze circuit operation. The CSM12C32 and the ZigBee Module (RF MC13192U board) are plugged into the NI ELVIS connectors; basic circuitry is used to control the motor. MCU program development

    • PDF
    • Rev 0
    • Jun 1, 2005
    • 905.2 KB
    • MCZIGBEEDEMOWP
    • English

Design Resources

Design Tools & Files  ( 3 )

Printed Circuit Boards and Schematics  ( 3 )

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