The NUCLEO-N657X0-Q evaluation board from STMicroelectronics provides a convenient platform for proof-of-concept and prototype development using the STM32N6 series of microcontrollers, the first STM32 to include the Neural-ART Accelerator, a neural processing unit (NPU). With the on-board NPU, the STM32N6 provides 600 times more machine-learning performance than a high-end STM32 MCU today. Â
The SiC951EVB-A reference board from Vishay enables a design engineer to evaluate the features and functions of the SiC951 microBRICK® dc-dc regulator module. It also serves as a reference board design for use in applications.Â
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The OPTIGAâ„¢ Trust M Shield from Infineon provides a convenient way to evaluate the OPTIGA Trust M family of discrete secure elements.Â
It is supplied in a popular mikroBus format which makes it easy to integrate into prototype systems based on any microcontroller or microprocessor platform. The shield board can also be used with single-board computers when supported by the appropriate adapters.Â
The OPTIGA Trust M Shield is compatible with the Infineon PSOCâ„¢ 62S2 Wi-Fi BT Pioneer Kit and OPTIGA Trust Adapter.
Features of the shield board include:
The STEVAL-PMIC25V1 from STMicroelectronics is a power management IC (PMIC) evaluation board for the highly integrated STPMIC25. This PMIC manages the power requirements of the core, memory and interfaces of the STM32MP2x series microprocessors and other applications microprocessors.
The kit includes a USB dongle, which provides access via I2C interface to the configuration registers of the STPMIC25, where voltage settings, power sequences, protection thresholds and other parameters can be set.
The board includes header connectors for external access to the embedded regulators and switches in the PMIC, as well as internal routing via jumpers to satisfy any physical configuration requirements.
The passive components on the board are chosen for optimal performance across most operating conditions. Three push buttons and digital I/Os allow the engineer to trigger the digital controls of the PMIC.
The RA8E1 Fast Prototyping Board from Renesas is an evaluation board for prototype development based on the high-performance, value-oriented RA8E1 microcontroller.Â
It has a built-in SEGGER J-Linkâ„¢ emulator circuit to enable developers to write and debug programs without additional tools. Sample software is available to demonstrate the functionality of the RA8E1 MCU, and for connecting the RA8E1 Fast Prototyping Board with various wireless or sensor modules.
Key features of the board include:
