www.ti.com
Features of the Peripheral Explorer Kit include:
•
Multiple peripheral-based examples
–
EPWM-based sinusoidal output based on a sine table
–
DAC via filtered ePWM signal read by the on-chip ADC
–
eCAP-based IR receiver reading
–
SPI-based EEPROM interaction
–
UART communications header available for host control
–
Potentiomers for ADC evaluation
–
GPIO-based components such as pushbuttons, hex encoder, and LEDs
–
McBSP/DMA-based AIC23 codec software and hardware (F28335 only)
–
I2C header for external use
–
CAN header for external use
•
Quick Start GUI, a friendly way to control / demo the application, based on open
source C# freeware
•
Hardware Developer’s Package is available and includes full hardware
documentation such as schematics, bill of materials, and Gerber files.
Peripheral Explorer Kit Overview
2
SPRUGM2 – January 2009
Submit Documentation Feedback
