Mikroe’s Eighth-generation common improvement board, the UNI-DS v8, now packs a programmer/debugger that works over Wi-Fi. Different options that simplify and velocity prototyping embody intensive MCU help, further customary interfaces, and and a connector for including a TFT show.
The board’s built-in Codegrip programmer/debugger helps greater than 3300 microcontrollers from completely different distributors. Together with its companion software program suite, Codegrip permits programming and debugging to be carried out wirelessly from a distant location. It additionally consists of free updates when new MCUs and distributors are added.
Help for the SiBrain open customary for sockets and add-on boards allows customers to put in and alternate completely different MCUs from completely different households. The SiBrain socket helps 3300+ MCUs, together with STM32, Kinetis, TIVA, CEC, MSP, PIC, dsPIC, PIC32, and AVR, with over 100 SiBrain add-on boards accessible. UNI-DS v8 additionally provides 5 mikroBUS sockets for including any of Mikroe’s 1200+ Click on boards providing a variety of capabilities.
Along with 24/7 energy supply supply through exterior 12 VDC, USB, or battery, the event board incorporates a new show connector. The connector accommodates completely different resolutions, display sizes, and applied sciences (resistive and capacitive) when used with one of many firm’s 16 TFT show boards.
The UNI-DS v8 common improvement board prices $889 and is now accessible for preorder. It’s anticipated to be accessible in October 2022.
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