DM330028-2 - dsPIC33CH Curiosity Development Board

Key Features:

• dsPIC33CH512MP508 dual core 16-bit DSC target device
• Integrated PICkit-On-Board (PKOB) programmer/debugger
• 2x mikroBUS interfaces for hardware expansion, compatible with a wide range of existing click boards from MikroElektronika (www.mikroe.com)
• 1x Red/Green/Blue (RGB) LED
• 2x General purpose red indicator LEDs
• 3x General purpose pushbuttons
• 1x MCLR reset pushbutton
• 10k Potentiometer
• Galvanically isolated USB-UART interface capable of up to 460,800 baud
• Female, 100mil pitch, I/O pin access headers for probing and connecting to all target microcontroller GPIO pins
• Configurable Switch Mode Power Supply (SMPS) test circuit that can be operated in buck, boost, or buck-boost modes, using either voltage mode or peak current mode control
• SMPS output voltage screw terminal
• Configurable SMPS load step transient generator
• General purpose through hole and SMT prototyping area

Relevant Resources:

dsPIC33CH Curiosity Dev Board Users Guide DM330028-2

dsPIC33CH512 Curiosity Board Demo

FAQs:

Q: What are the key features of the dsPIC33CH Curiosity Development Board?

• Features a dsPIC33CH128MP508 dual-core digital signal controller (DSC) with 128KB Flash, 16KB RAM, and integrated peripherals.
• Includes an onboard debugger/programmer and mikroBUS™ socket for easy expansion with click boards™.
• Offers flexible power options and user interface features like buttons and LEDs.

Q: What applications can I develop using the dsPIC33CH Curiosity Board?

A: The board is ideal for various applications requiring digital signal processing (DSP) capabilities, such as motor control, power conversion, embedded audio, and industrial automation.

Q: Is the dsPIC33CH Curiosity Board compatible with MPLAB X IDE?

A: Yes, the board is fully compatible with MPLAB X IDE, Microchip's Integrated Development Environment, which provides tools for code development, debugging, and programming.

Q: Can I use Arduino shields with the dsPIC33CH Curiosity Board?

A: No, the board does not have Arduino headers. However, it features a mikroBUS™ socket that allows you to use a wide range of click boards™ for various functionalities.

Q: Where can I find documentation and resources for the dsPIC33CH Curiosity Board?

A: Microchip provides extensive documentation, including datasheets, user guides, and application notes, on their website. You can also find tutorials, projects, and community support on various online forums and platforms.