EduPad

Alice EduPad

A low cost ARM trainer board
for Tiva and MSP432 Launchpads.

Great features and low price.
Great for ESP8266 development.
Great for senior design projects.

Alice EduPad main features:

Fully assembled and tested, not a kit
4 pushbuttons
4 user LEDs
Light sensor
Potentiometer
Temperature sensor
Speaker driven by timer or PWM
7-segment display
Header for a 0.96" OLED, 128x64 graphic display, I2C interface
2x16 LCD with 4-bit parallel interface or SPI serial interface
Header for a 2.2" TFT QVGA display
WiFi via an ESP8266 module.
4 servo or relay outputs
2 external analog sensor inputs
12-bit DAC for generating analog waveforms
High efficiency dual H-Bridge for controlling two DC motors or one stepper motor
MicroSD slot (Memory card is not included)
Solderless breadboard included
5V and 3.3V power-on LED indicators
External power supply using a smart phone charger
3.3V 1A regulator for ESP8266 web applications
Fully debugged program examples are available for downloading from Professor Mazidi's web site
Supports Tiva and MSP432 launchpads (Launchpads are not included)
3 large holes allow it to be stored inside a binder for protection, it's also easier for students to carry
Ground point for scope
PCB size 6.25" x 3.1"

Store it inside a binder,
easy for student to carry.

With TFT and OLED display.

Demo written by Roger Schaefer
for Energia IDE

This low cost trainer or the EduBase can be used for an ARM controller course.

Get sample programs from Prof. Mazidi's web site, it works like the EduBase.

The textbook for the EduBase

The sample code

Thanks for Professor Shu Jen Chen's help in ARM software and beta testing. All ARM demo programs for the EduPad were written by him. Thanks Prof. Chen!

All sketches for the Energia IDE and Arduino IDE were written by Roger Schaefer. Thanks Roger!