Microchip Technology MCP1256/7/8/9EV Ficha De Dados

The MCP19111 Evaluation Board 

demonstrates how the MCP19111 device 

operates in a synchronous buck topology 

over a wide input voltage and load range. 

Nearly all operational and control system 

parameters are programmable by utilizing the 

integrated PIC microcontroller core. MPLAB X IDE can be 

used in conjunction with a Graphical User Interface (GUI) 

plug-in to easily configure the MCP19111. Alternatively, 

users can program the MCP19111 using their own 

firmware, tailoring it to their applications. The evaluation 

board contains headers for ICSP™ (In-Circuit Serial 

Programming™) as well as I

2

C communication, pull-up and 

pull-down resistor pads and test point pads on each GPIO 

pin, and two push buttons for system development.

The MCP19035 300 kHz Synchronous 

Buck Controller Evaluation Board provides 

a compact, low-cost and highly efficient 

step-down conversion for low to medium 

output currents.

This board uses the MCP1640 in a high-

efficiency (up to 96%), fixed frequency 

(500 MHz), step-up DC-DC converter. It 

demonstrates a minimum number of external 

component power supply solutions for 

applications powered by alkaline, NiCd/NiMH 

or one-cell Li-Ion or Li-Polymer batteries.

This board demonstrates how to integrate 

an analog temperature sensor into a system, 

using a TC1047A interfaced to a MCU. It 

connects directly to the PICkit 3 Starter Kit, 

providing a platform for code development 

and evaluation.

This demo board contains analog circuitry to measure 

temperature. The board uses BC Components’ 

232264055103 NTC thermistor to convert temperature 

to resistance. The thermistor is placed in a voltage divider 

which converts resistance to voltage. This voltage is 

filtered and placed at the MCP6S22 Programmable Gain 

Amplifier’s (PGA) CH0 input. The PGA gains and buffers 

the thermistor.

The MCP2210 Evaluation Kit is a 

development and evaluation platform 

for the MCP2210 device. The MCP2210 

is a USB to SPI (Master) device which 

allows control of SPI peripheral devices. 

A DLL package is available that allows 

development of custom software using the MCP2210. 

This board includes several SPI Slave devices (8-bit I/O 

expander, 4 channel, 12-bit ADC, Serial EEPROM and a 

temperature sensor).

The MCP2210 Breakout Module can be 

used with either the MCP2210 Motherboard 

or as a standalone USB to SPI (Master) 

bridge module. The breakout board provides 

all the signals needed to assist the users 

in building their own boards using the 

MCP2210. The MCP2210 Utility software 

allows custom device configuration. In addition, a DLL 

package is available to allow development of custom 

software utilizing the MCP2210.

The MCP2200 Breakout Module is a 

development and evaluation platform for 

the USB-to-UART (Universal Serial Bus-

to-Universal Asynchronous Receiver/

Transmitter) serial converter MCP2200 

device. The module is comprised of a single 

Dual In-Line Package (DIP) form-factor board.

Microchip's UCS1001 USB port power controller provides 

a single USB port power switch capable of up to 2.5 amps 

of continuous current as well as a USB 2.0 compliant data 

switch. When a portable device is plugged in, it can auto-

cycle through up to seven preloaded charger emulation 

profiles until charging commences. The embedded profiles 

are compatible with BC1.2 CDP, DCP, YD/T-1591 as well 

as most Apple® and RIM® portable devices. It also allows 

portable device charging when an application or host is in 

standby or in a sleep state.

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