EV58G97A

EV58G97A is a Curiosity Nano Explorer errata board. The Curiosity Nano Explorer lives up to its name by providing extensive on-board features that allow users to explore and experiment with the MCU peripherals of their Curiosity Nano board. It also serves as an ideal platform to become familiar with Microchip's software offerings, including MCC Melody. It has a wide selection of I/P and O/P options such as INPUTS include touch (and mechanical) buttons, potentiometer, joystick, temperature sensor, proximity sensor, an ambient light sensor, microphone and OUTPUTS include LEDs (simple yellow, standard RGB, and WS2812B RGB), an OLED display, and speaker. An I2C Bus with eight clients, an SPI Bus with three clients, and a UART connection provide solid support for serial communications. Touch controller with three touch buttons and a separate touch button for use with MCUs featuring a touch peripheral. Power monitoring by the PAC1944 enables the measurement of various power domains.

• ECC608 provides CryptoAuthentication™ features
• Supports all Curiosity Nano development boards
• On-board peripherals: MCP2221A USB to UART/I2C-bridge, PAC1944 power monitor
• On-board peripherals: ATECC608B secure element, MCP4821 12bit digital-to-analogue converter
• On-board peripherals: MTCH1030 touch controller, two serial EEPROMs (AT24CM02 and 25CSM04)
• On-board peripherals: two MCP23008 I2C I/O-expanders, MicroSD card socket
• External connectivity options: Grove I2C connector, mikroBUS™ socket, Qwiic® I2C connector
• Multiple power sources: On-board USB Type-C® connector, USB powered from connected Curiosity
• External power options for addressable LEDs and servomotors
• On-board power supplies and MCP1501 user-remappable voltage references (1.5 and 3V)

Cuprins

One curiosity nano explorer development board, 20 separable 100-mil jumper wires for pin remapping, Ten additional pin jumpers, One 1x8 (100-mil) right-angled pin header to connect external programmer/debuggers, One joystick cap.