Crowd Supply ITACA Innovation uChip Microcontroller Board

Crowd Supply ITACA Innovation uChip Microcontroller Board

Crowd Supply ITACA Innovation uChip Microcontroller Board is an Arduino Zero-compatible, narrow DIP-sized USB board. Based on the Microchip Technology SAM D21 Arm® Cortex®-M0+ Microcontroller, the uChip integrates 500mA boost and 1A buck converters and 14 I/O pins, two of which can be used for SWD programming and debugging. The tiny uChip can fit into a standard 0.3″ 16-DIP socket or plug directly into a breadboard, making it easy to integrate into any application.

The Crowd Supply ITACA Innovation uChip can easily be programmed using  BASIC, C/C++, asm, or CircuitPython.

With plenty of communication peripherals, low stand-by/run current consumption (270µA in standby when powered externally), and a compact size, uChip is ideal for IoT and battery-powered applications.

Features

  • Microchip Technology ATSAMD21 MCU
    • 48MHz Arm Cortex M0+
    • 256KB flash (248KB free due to integrated bootloader)
    • 32KB RAM with zero wait states
  • I/O via 2x 8-pin headers with 2.54mm pitch, 7.62mm (0.3″) row spacing
    • 14x I/O pins including two that can be used to connect an external SWD programmer/debugger
      • 7x 12-bit ADC inputs
      • 10-bit DAC output
      • 14x external interrupt input pins
      • Up to 5x serial interfaces using SPI, I2C, or UART
      • I2S port for audio decoders
      • Up to 13x PWM pins.
    • 2x power pins (VCC and GND)
  • Programmable status LED
  • Multi function push button for reset/program.
  • Power supply
    • 5.0V via micro USB port, or 3.3V to 5.0V via pin
    • Integrated 500mA boost and 1A buck converters
    • Automatic power switching circuitry
  •  Form-factor
    • 28.5mm x 10.16mm including USB
    • 27.23mm x 10.16mm excluding USB
    • 4-layer PCB for improved noise performance

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more information: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1186620431/uchip-arduino-zero-compatible-in-a-narrow-dip-16-p?ref=749984&token=7dfa566d

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