This open-source development kit features a quad-core, 64-bit CPU cluster based on the RISC-V application-class processor that supports Linux® and real-time applications, a rich set of peripherals and 95K of low-power, high-performance FPGA logic elements.
The PIC16F131 Curiosity Nano evaluation kit from Microchip offers complete support for development with the PIC16F131 family of microcontrollers. With the award-winning MPLAB X integrated development platform and MPLAB Code Configurator (MCC), the kit enables access to the configurable logic block (CLB) module and other core-independent peripherals on the PIC16F13145 MCU.
MCC is a free, graphical programming tool that enables designers to configure a wide array of peripherals and functions tailored to the application.
The kit’s contents are a PIC16F13145 Curiosity Nano evaluation board, and two 100mil, 1×15-pin header strips.
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The AVR64EA48 Curiosity Nano evaluation kit (EV66E56A) is a hardware platform to evaluate the AVR® EA Family microcontrollers. This board has the AVR64EA48 microcontroller (MCU) mounted.
The AVR16EB32 Curiosity Nano evaluation kit (EV73J36A) is a hardware platform to evaluate the AVR® EB family microcontrollers. This board has the AVR16EB32 microcontroller (MCU) mounted.
Take your next idea to market with a development board that you can keep in your pocket. With full programming and debugging capabilities, the PIC18F16Q20 Curiosity Nano Evaluation Kit offers complete support for your next design.
