Hardware
Xduino currently supports the following ARM Cortex-M3 STM32f103ret6 board.
Price: US$30 + $10shipping
(Contact us here to buy)
Currently 5 in stock
(the shipping price is for Europe, USA, India, Singapore for other countries please contact us)
(for big quantity order please email us)
ARM STAMP Cortex-M3 STM32F10ret6 board
If you are interested in getting this board you can contact us.
The board has following features:
- 5 Serial ports
- 48 General purpose input/output pins (GPIO)
- 16 Analog input channels 12-bits (ADC)
- 2 Analog output channels 12-bits (DAC)
- 512 Kbytes of Flash memory
- 68 Kbytes of RAM
- 3 SPI ports (2 can do I2S)
- 2 I2C
- 1 USB
- 1 CAN
- 1 SDIO
- Use MCU 32Bit ARM Cortex-M3 64Pin (LQFP) of “STmicroelectronics”
- Use Crystal 8.00MHz + Phase-Locked Loop (PLL), Run 72MHz frequency with speed 1.25 DMIPS/MHz to process data that is equivalent to 90MIPS
- Has RTC (Real Time Clock) Circuit with XTAL 32.768KHz and Battery Backup connector
- Support In-System Programming (ISP) and In-Application Programming (IAP) through On-Chip Boot-Loader Software via Port USART1 (RS232)
- Has RS232 Communication Circuit that uses Connector 4-PIN
- Has 48 Bit GPIO with 5V-Tolerant for independent digital applications (maximum analog input is 3.3V)
- Use +3.3V Power Supply
- Connector is placed on 50 Pin Header with a distance of 2.54mm (100mil) (25 pins per side) with a distance of 1.5 inch (1500mil/38.1mm), so it is quite easy to use and expand I/O Circuit. Moreover, it can be used with Project Board and PCB.
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#1 by Dwain Crackel on August 20th, 2009
I’m trying to make contact about purchase of a xduino, and the contact us page seems to echo my message to my email, rather than sending it you.
#2 by Ram on August 21st, 2009
Please check your email filter it might have caught my reply. : -)
#3 by Fredjikrang on August 24th, 2009
Have you been in contact with these guys? http://blogs.leaflabs.com/?p=91
Because it looks like you are working on very similar things. If not, you should get in touch with them and see if you could work together on this.
#4 by Ram on August 30th, 2009
I have left a note on their blog site and did not receive anything in return. So let’s see what happens.
#5 by jose on September 3rd, 2009
Hi
How can I program the hardware?
What do I need?, jtag, serial, ?
Thanks
Jose
#6 by Ram on September 6th, 2009
The board can be programmed directly via the built-in RS232 serial connection.
So just plug the cable to the computer and it’s ready to be programmed.
JTAG is not needed : -).