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Alice EduBase ARM Trainer
A universal platform for teaching and learning
 

 

Features:
 

  • 16X2 LCD display module with LED backlight. SPI interface or 4-bit parallel interface selectable. Upgradable to a 2.2" TFT display
  • 4-digit, 7-segment display module for learning multiplexing technique
  • 4 X 4 keypad
  • Four data LEDs
  • 4-position DIP switch
  • Four pushbutton switches
  • Speaker
  • Temperature sensor
  • Light sensor
  • Potentiometer for analog input
  • X-Y-Z accelerometer module interface header
  • Two analog sensor inputs
  • Two servo or relay outputs
  • SPI based dual 12-bit DAC for generating analog waveforms
  • I2C based Real Time Clock
  • High efficiency dual H-Bridge for controlling two DC motors or one stepper motor
  • MicroSD slot (Memory card is not included)
  • CAN interface
  • 5V and 3.3V power-on LED indicators
  • Fast prototyping with on-board solderless breadboard
  • Fully debugged program examples are available for downloading from Professor Mazidi's web site
  • Gold-plated PC board.  PCB size: 6.9" X 6.7"

Options:

  • X-Y-Z accelerometer module for Mechatronic applications
  • 2.2" TFT display

 

Textbooks for the Alice EduBase:

With such low cost, high quality textbooks and many fully debugged sample programs available on Professor Mazidi's web site, teaching an ARM course can never be any easier.

Textbook for the Tiva, written by
Prof. Mazidi and Prof. Chen

Textbook for the FRDM, written by
  Prof. Mazidi and Prof. Chen

   


For an EE / ECE course, the Keil IDE and debugger seem be a very popular choice.  Professor Mazidi and Professor Chen have chosen the Keil IDE and wrote above textbooks. Professor Mazidi is a highly regarded author of many textbooks for embedded systems, and Professor Chen is an ARM controller software expert who wrote and tested all sample programs for the Alice EduBase.  After more than 2 years of collaboration with them,  beta tested in several semesters,  it's finally available to the public.  We are very grateful to their help.

You can download their books at Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/TI-ARM-Peripherals-Programming-Interfacing-ebook/dp/B00L9DRAI2/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1403799567&sr=1-1

To know how to create a C project in Keil and download sample programs for the EduBase, please visit Professor Mazidi’s web site:
http://www.microdigitaled.com/ARM/TI_ARM_books.htm

 

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