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Renesas 3687 Tiny Series Starter Kit
Designed and Built by Basic Micro
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Develop
in BASIC
Ships
with two samples of the
3664 device
(64-pin SDIP)
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The new Renesas 3687 Tiny Series Starter Kit provides contest
participants with the easiest starting point for projects
requiring a high- end, 16-bit microcontroller at an 8-bit
cost. The starter kit contains the hardware and software required
to get you up and running using the Renesas tools or the Basic Micro
tools.
With the Renesas tools you can develop using C, C++,
or assembly. The
included software is fully functional providing a complete
IDE with compiler, assembler, make utility, and debugging
environment.
With
the Basic Micro tools,
called MBasic, you can develop using industry standard BASIC. (MBasic
also supports developing in GNU assembly, GNU C, and GNU C++.) Write, compile, program, and test your code
with the click of a button, all from one Windows application! Debug your code with the in circuit debugger
plus get the best support available!
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Key Features of the3687 Tiny Series Starter Kit
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- Renesas 3687 300H/Tiny Series
flash memory microcontroller
- Able to program the flash
o board with no additional hardware!
- RS-232 Serial interface
- Eight user LEDs
- Four push buttons for operator
inputs
- A potentiometer for adjusting
an analog Input
- A 2 row x 16 character LCD
– Parallel Interface
- Operator-controlled backlight
- Contrast potentiometer
- Low-cost emulator interface
header
- Expansion area to build up
your design
- Board operates off a 20-
MHz resonator
- Two 50- pin expansion headers
- On-off slide switch
- Boot mode push button
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Kit Includes
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- Renesas 3687 300H/Tiny series
development board
- Functional demo application
software
- High-performance Embedded
Workshop development software (HEW 2.2 Tiny)
- MBasic from Basic Micro
- Documentation including a
Quick Start Guide
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| 3687 Microcontroller |
- 56-KB Flash memory
- 4- KB RAM
- A/D Converter, eight channel,
10 bit
- Serial Interface, three channel
- Watchdog Timer
- 8-bit timer, three channel
- 16-bit Timer, two channel
- Can drive six independent
16-bit
PWM outputs
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- 14-bit PWM timer
- 38 external and 11 internal
interrupts
- Four power-down modes
- Low-voltage detect circuit
- Internal power-on peset circuit
- High-speed operation (20
MHz)
- 100-ns Minute Instruction
Execution Time
- Internal on-chip debugger
functions
- 45 I/O lines
- eight large current ports
(20mA)
- 64 pin packages
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Target
Applications
- Industrial
electronics
- High-end
office automation
- Motor
control
- Notebook
computers
- Furnace
control
- Home
electronics
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“Basic
Micro develops Hardware and Software tools to aid designers
with their microcontroller projects. Whether you are an expert
or new to microcontroller designs, Basic Micro has the tool
for you.
On the
Software side, Basic Micro sells M Basic. Much simpler than
C or Assembly you can write, compile, program and test your
code with the click of a button, and all from one windows
application. M Basic is supported using a web Forum that today
contains over a thousand separate discussion threads.
On the
Hardware side, Basic Micro sells everything from evaluation
boards to robots and even components. This allows the designer
to go to one place for all of their hobby or professional
microcontroller needs.
On the
Education side, Basic Micro has University and High School
programs that provide discounts to educational institutions
world wide.
So, what
ever your microcontroller project is we are sure Basic Micro
can help you complete it cheaper, easier and quicker.”
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