July 2015

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SPC574KADPT144S

SPC574KADPT144S microcontroller premium evaluation board

for SPC574Kx

Data brief

Features

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Modular evaluation system for SPC574Kx

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Single 12 V external power supply

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Four on-board regulators:

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5.0 V, 3.3 V and 1.25 V switching

regulators

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5 V linear regulator for the ADC

supplies and references

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Master power switch and regulator status

LEDs

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Two 240-way high-density expansion

connectors for MCU daughter cards

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All MCU signals readily accessible at a port-

ordered group of 0.1” pitch headers

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RS232/SCI physical interface and standard

DB9 female connector

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Two FlexRAY channels interface with a DB9

connector (for both transceivers) and two

alternative connectors

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LINFlexD interface with two different style

connectors

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Two high speed CAN channels and two

female standard DB9 connectors

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One potentiometer for analog voltage input

and four user switches and 4 user LEDs,

freely connectable

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Open top MCU socket

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Flexible MCU clocking options

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40 MHz crystal EVB clock circuit

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8 MHz EVB clock oscillator circuit

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external clock via SMA connector

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User reset switch with reset status LEDs

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Debug ports interface:

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14-pin standard JTAG connector

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34-pin connector for Nexus 2 interface

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10-pin SIPI connector for Serial

Interprocessor Interface

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Minimodule dimension: 127 mm X 114 mm

Description

The Premium Evaluation Boards System

supports the 32-bit SPC574Kx

STMicroelectronics' automotive microcontrollers.

The complete system consists of a SPC57XXMB

motherboard and a SPC574KADPTx daughter

card which plugs into the motherboard. Different

daughter cards are available for evaluating the

whole family of device in all supported packages.

All daughter cards are similar in design and

concept.

The evaluation system (motherboard and

daughter card) allows full access to the CPU, all

of the CPU's I/O signals, and the motherboard

peripherals (such as CAN, SCI and LIN). The

daughter card itself can be used as a standalone

unit when access to the I/O pins or peripherals is

not needed.