Microchip Technology DM164151 Curiosity Nano Evaluation Kit, AVR128D
The Microchip Technology DM164151 Curiosity Nano Evaluation Kit provides a comprehensive platform for evaluating AVR-DA family microcontrollers, featuring the AVR128DA48 MCU. This board includes an on-board debugger, eliminating the need for external tools, and seamlessly integrates with Atmel Studio and Microchip Technology MPLAB® X IDEs for streamlined development.
Features
- Features an integrated on-board debugger for immediate programming and debugging without external tools.
- Equipped with the 8-bit AVR128DA48 microcontroller from the AVR-DA family.
- Seamlessly supported by both Atmel Studio and Microchip Technology MPLAB® X Integrated Development Environments.
- Includes a user LED, mechanical switch, and a 32.768KHz crystal for rapid prototyping.
- USB-powered operation with a controllable MIC5353 LDO regulator for flexible voltage output.
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The Microchip Technology DM164151 Curiosity Nano Evaluation Kit serves as a robust hardware platform designed for the comprehensive evaluation of microcontrollers within the AVR-DA family. Specifically, this board comes pre-mounted with the AVR128DA48 microcontroller, enabling developers to quickly begin prototyping and testing their embedded applications. Its design provides straightforward access to the full feature set of the AVR128DA48, facilitating integration exploration for custom designs.
A standout feature of the Curiosity Nano series is the integrated on-board debugger, which significantly simplifies the development workflow by eliminating the need for external programming and debugging tools. This allows for immediate flash and debug operations directly via a USB connection. The board is fully supported by industry-standard tools such as Atmel Studio and Microchip Technology MPLAB® X Integrated Development Environments, ensuring a familiar and efficient development environment for AVR developers.
Peripheral support on the DM164151 includes a yellow user LED, a mechanical user switch, and a 32.768KHz crystal, crucial for real-time clock applications. Power is supplied via USB, and the board features a MIC5353 LDO regulator, controlled by the on-board debugger, to provide an adjustable output voltage range from 1.8V to 5.1V, adaptable to various target system requirements.
Additional Information
| Weight | 0.086 kg |
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| Dimensions | 14 × 9 × 3 cm |












