XinaBox xCHIP Cortex M0+ Core MCU Module CC03

xChips are a rapid electronics development ecosystem to help reduce development time and simplify making custom products as well as aiding learning. Without soldering, wiring, breadboarding, or hardware knowledge you can assemble a circuit in minutes, and concentrate on coding.

xChips are compatible with the platform you want to use and bridges are available for the most popular pltatforms; Raspberry Pi, Minnowboard, Beaglebone, Micro:bit, Pixhawk and 96 boards. Rather than bridging to Ardunio, we offer compatible cores for Arduino Uno, the CC01, and for Arduino Zero, the CC03.

xChips utilise I2C, and due to this bus architecture, unlimited expansion of circuits is possible. Limitations of I2C addresses have been negated by development multiplexers.

Because of its simple connection method, it is easy to build quickly - for prototyping and small product runs

xChips connect to each other using an xBus connector, available from RS 174-4977.

Some xChips need an xPDI connector (RS 174-4974) to connect to programming interfaces, such as the IP02 or IP03.

This xChip is a core CPU module, based on the ATSAMD21G18, which is a low-power microcontroller using a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0+ processor which supports 256 KB of flash (8x more than the ATmega328P), 32 KB of SRAM (16x more than the ATmega328P) operating up to a max frequency of 48 MHz.

This module is compatible with the Arduino platform, due to the shared architecture with the Arduino M0.

● ARM Cortex-Mo+ architecture
● Up to 48 MHz operating frequency
● 256 kB flash
● 32 kB SRAM memory
● SWD debugging with IP03 interface and capable programmer
● Low power idle and standby modes

● Home automation
● Smart Metering
● Industrial automation

● Five 16-bit configurable timers
● Three 24-bit timers/counters
● 32-bit real time counter with clock/calendar function
● Watchdog timer
● CRC-32 generator
● Full speed USB device and embedded host
● Support for up to 120 touch channels
● Easy pin migration to SAMD21G and SAMD21J devices

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