The EV18H47 (MCS MCLV-48V-300W) inverter board provides a platform for evaluating and prototyping motor control designs using the dsPIC33AK family. The board is designed to interface with motor control dual-in-line modules (DIMs) such as the EV67N21A, which houses the dsPIC33AK512MC510 DSC.
Digital power plug-in module (DP PIM) demo board for dsPIC33AK digital signal controllers
The dsPIC33AK512MPS506 Digital Power Plug-In Module (DP PIM) is compatible with a range of power boards to demonstrate the dsPIC33AK512MPS506 digital signal controller (DSC).
The demonstration board directly plugs into the DM330029 digital power development board, the DV330101 low-power FPC development kit, and the EV84C64A interleaved LLC converter development board.
The DP PIM accesses the dsPIC33AK512 analog inputs, the digital-to-analog converter (DAC) output, the pulse-width modulator (PWM) outputs and the general-purpose input and output (GPIO) ports.
The EV99F34A evaluation board from Microchip is based on its PD77718 power-over-Ethernet (PoE) manager and PD77010 PoE controller.
Operating in controller mode using the PD77010, the EV99F34A board demonstrates eight IEEE 802.3bt 2-pair ports using the PD77718T3, and eight IEEE 802.3bt 4-pair ports using two PD77718T4 devices. The evaluation system provides designers with a suitable environment for evaluating the performance and implementation of these PoE managers and controller. The firmware supplied by Microchip supports both 4-pair and 2-pair operation.
Key features:
The ATA6847 evaluation board provides a fully assembled hardware platform for evaluating and demonstrating the motor drive capabilities of the ATA6847 gate driver system basis chip (SBC) from Microchip.
The SAMD21 Machine Learning evaluation kit from Microchip features a 32-bit microcontroller, motion sensor, temperature sensor and light sensor, to enable designers to collect data for training and creating machine learning models.
High-Precision Data Conversion with MCP3564 and PIC32 MCUs
The MCP3564 ADC Evaluation Board V2 lets you assess the full performance of the MCP3x6x ADC family while developing on 32-bit PIC® MCUs.
