USB Tools Accelerate 32-Bit MCU Development

Oct. 8, 2008
Easing the migration of 32-bit real-time control to cost sensitive applications, the company’s latest USB-based tools evaluate Piccolo 32-bit TMS320F2802x MCUs for the development of energy-efficient, real-time control applications such as solar

Easing the migration of 32-bit real-time control to cost sensitive applications, the company’s latest USB-based tools evaluate Piccolo 32-bit TMS320F2802x MCUs for the development of energy-efficient, real-time control applications such as solar power micro-inverters, LED lighting, white goods appliances, and hybrid automotive batteries. First up, the Piccolo controlSTICK features an on-board USB JTAG and provides access to all control peripherals through header pins. It comes with a 32-KB limited Code Composer Studio IDE and example projects. Also available, the Piccolo USB experimenter’s kit includes a Piccolo controlCARD and also features USB JTAG emulation with a connection for an external emulator and power supply, access to all MCU pins, and a 32-KB limited Code Composer Studio IDE. Prices for the controlSTICK and Piccolo USB experimenter’s kit are $39 and $79 each, respectively. TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC., Dallas, TX. (800) 477-8924.

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