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Dev board for Freescale MCUs

13 November 2013 Design Automation

Premier Farnell has announced it will stock the new Freescale Semiconductor Freedom development platform KL26Z, designed to assist design engineers in the evaluation of the latest KL26 and KL16 devices.

Featuring the new Kinetis MKL26Z128VLH4 microcontroller, the KL26Z development platform offers design engineers with high processing power at a low cost. It is designed for low-power-consumption devices with high processing demands, supplying 32-bit processing power alongside a broad set of analog, communication, timing and control peripherals.

The KL26 offers designers the highest memory and pin counts of the KL2x range of devices, as well as incorporating a full speed USB 2.0 On-The-Go controller with an integrated low-voltage regulator. Other features include 128 KB Flash memory, 12-bit DAC, 16-bit ADC and standard communication peripherals, including I²S.

Onboard extras include a capacitive touch slider, 6-Axis Xtrinsic sensor with integrated linear accelerometer and magnetometer, tri-colour LED and Arduino form factor compatible headers. Thanks to its extensive connectivity capabilities, the KL26Z opens up a world of energy efficient analog, communication, timing and control applications to engineers.

For more information contact Electrocomp Express, 0860 10 20 20, [email protected], www.eexpress.co.za



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