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AVT5193 A +
ID: 192846
PASSWORD SD-RS232C CARD - PLATEBOARD AND PROGRAMMED LAYOUT
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PASSWORD SD-RS232C CARD - PLATEBOARD AND PROGRAMMED LAYOUT
Producer: AVT
The adapter with RS232 interface to the SD card is a universal module, ready to be connected to any microprocessor system. It has a built-in system clock, which in the measurement systems enables data archiving along with a time stamp for their recording. A few very useful options allow for easy configuration and adjustment of the layout to suit your needs.
The construction was based on the ATmega64 microcontroller, which works in conjunction with MAX232.
The device is especially recommended to designers of microprocessor systems archiving data on external media
Selected parameters:
- processor clocked at 11,059MHz
- transmission speed set from an external application
- configuration of data storage parameters
- built-in real time clock
- cooperation with any microprocessor system via RS232 interface
- 12Vdc power supply (external power supply)
- a printed circuit board, programmed layout and documentation in the set
- Detailed description in EP 7/09
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PASSWORD SD-RS232C CARD - PLATEBOARD AND PROGRAMMED LAYOUT