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NXP Semiconductors

The FRDM-MCXW71 is a compact and scalable development board for rapid prototyping of systems based on the MCX W71 family of wireless microcontrollers from NXP Semiconductors.Ā 

The FRDM-MCXW71 offers easy evaluation of the MCX W71 multi-protocol RF communications capabilities, as the MCU supports the Bluetooth Low Energy, Zigbee, Thread and Matter wireless protocols.Ā 

The board includes an onboard MCU-Link debugger, and Arduino, mikroBUSā„¢ and Pmodā„¢ headers for easy access to the MCU I/Os. NXP also provides the board with an accelerometer and a temperature sensor for use in the application, as well as an 8 Mbyte MX25R6435FM2IL0 external SPI Flash memory.

Microchip

The DT100104 from Microchip is an add-on board for the CryptoAuth Trust Platform and other Microchip development platforms that contain a mikroBUSTM header. The board can be used to develop prototypes for applications which use the ATECC608B or ATECC08C CryptoauthenticationTM secure elements. This board offers an alternative to sample units that require a socket board for initial development and testing.

The DT100104 board features eight ATECC608C secure elements which are specified to provide Trust&GO, TrustFLEX, TrustCUSTOM, and TrustMANAGER functions. The board is supported by a user guide which provides a physical overview of the connections and switch settings implemented on the board.

Microchip

The PIC32CX-BZ3 and WBZ35x Curiosity board from Microchip is an all-in-one platform for testing the microcontroller and wireless functions of the WBZ35x multi-protocol MCU modules and the PIC32CX-BZ3 SoCs.

The PIC32CX-BZ3 and WBZ35x Curiosity board comes preconfigured with an out-of-the-box sensor application where data are sent over BluetoothĀ® LE. Additional Bluetooth and Zigbee 3.0 application examples are available in MPLAB Harmony v3.

In addition to the WBZ351 ArmĀ® CortexĀ®-M4F MCU module with PCB antenna, the PIC32CX-BZ3 and WBZ35x Curiosity board features the following connection interfaces and peripherals:

  • mikroBUSā„¢ socket
  • RGB LED
  • Ambient analog voltage temperature sensor
  • User button and LED
  • Onboard programmer/debugger circuit
  • External 32.768-kHz crystal
  • 64-Mbit QSPI Flash memory
  • Li-Po battery management and charging circuit

An Xplained Pro header interface also enables connections to extension boards like the QT7 Xplained Pro extension kit. This can be used to evaluate the capacitive touch capabilities of the PIC32CX-BZ3 SoC for HMI applications.

Renesas

Renesas offers the RRH62000-EVK evaluation kit for the RRH62000 all-in-one integrated sensor module for critical air quality measurements. These measurements include particulate matter, total volatile organic compounds, indoor air quality index, equivalent CO2, temperature and relative humidity in a 46.6 mm x 34.8 mm x 12 mm package.

The RRH62000-EVK comprises the RRH62000 sensor module, an ESCom board, a USB cable and a quick-start guide. When the RRH62000 module is interfaced with the ESCom board, it becomes easy to connect to a Windows PC for plug-and-play evaluation using the provided software.

Microchip

The Curiosity PIC64GX1000 Kit ES evaluation kit from Microchip enables designers to immediately get started using the PIC64GX1000 microprocessor, which features four 64-bit RISC-V cores and is capable of simultaneously running a real-time operating system or bare-metal system alongside a LinuxĀ® OS.

The Curiosity PIC64GX1000 evaluation kit is well suited for testing MIPI CSI-2Ā®, HDMI, SPI, I2C, QSPI, DDR, microSD and Gigabit Ethernet applications thanks to the rich set of breakout connectors and headers. 1 Gbyte of DDR4 memory is available in addition to the included 32 Gbyte SanDisk Ultra microSD UHS-I card for booting the Linux OS.

The PIC64GX Curiosity evaluation kit comes in a 4ā€ x 4ā€ form factor. The debug interface is provided via a USB Type-CĀ® interface, and a USB 2.0 cable is included as part of the kit.

STMicroelectronics

The STEVAL-DIGAFEV1 evaluation board from STMicroelectronics enables designers to evaluate the performance of the TSC1641, a 16-bit, high-precision current and power monitor which has a MIPI I3C/I2C interface.

The board can measure voltage up to 60 V, a load current up to 10 A, and die temperature. The current measurement can be high-side, low-side and bidirectional. Analogue filters can be implemented on the board.

Pull-ups can be enabled and disabled for I2C/I3C communication to allow power consumption to be optimized. The relevant address can be selected on the board with jumpers.

The board is supplied ready for use in stand-alone mode, or can be connected to a

Ā NUCLEO-L476RG or NUCLEO-H503RB board with an STM32 microcontroller, which enables further signal processing and communication with a PC. Graphical user interface software, the STSW-DIGAFEV1GUI, to configure the TSC1641 and STSW-DIGAFEV1FW sample firmware are available for the NUCLEO-H503RB MCU board, which supports MIPI I3C communication.

Key features include:

  • Total conversion time between 128 ĀµsĀ  and 32.768 msĀ 
  • Power-supply range: 2.7 V to 3.6 VĀ 
  • Alert signals generated in case of over-/under-voltage, over-/under-current, over-power or over-temperature
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