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STM8S903-DB
ID: 207526
Daughter board for evaluation of STM8S90x devices using the REva
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The STM8S903 daughter board allows users of any REva board to evaluate features and develop applications for any STM8S90x device.
The daughter board is designed specifically to be plugged into the SO-DIMM connector on any REva motherboard.
In addition to the evaluation features on the REva, the daughterboard also includes:
- 16 MHz crystal
- Passive devices for managing reset priorities
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Daughter board for evaluation of STM8S90x devices using the REva