Schmartboard Texas Instruments Development Board (710-0006-01)

Schmartboard Texas Instruments Development Board 

This Texas Instruments Microcrontroller Development SchmartModule supports almost all of the QFP, 48 and 64 pin T.I. microcontrollers in the MSP430, C2000, and Stellaris Cortex M3 product lines. This board is fully populated except for the TI MCU. You hand solder some headers and the MCU using our "EZ" technology, configure the jumpers for your T.I. part number and start programming. At a suggested retail of only $30, no other T.I. development board can come close to giving you the flexibility and low cost of this product. This one board supports almost all of the 48 and 64 pin MCUs available in the MSP430, C2000, or Stellaris Cortex M3 product lines.

Once upon a time it was easy to prototype a circuit by hand soldering components on to a prototyping board, using wire wrap techniques or a breadboard.  Today, our advanced electronics require the use of small and tight pitched components.  It’s made it almost impossible to prototype.  Schmartboard, and only Schmartboard, has solved this conundrum. Never before has it been so easy to hand solder surface mount components.  Only Schmartboard has a patented technology that makes this possible.  "Schmartboard|ez" makes it easy to solder SOIC, QFP, QFN and other component packages with  pitches as small as .4mm.

Schmartboard's also connect together.  Schmartboard allows you to wire up multiple Schmartboard and then mechanically connect them via our "SchmartBridges".  Schmartboard's "Electronic Circuit Building Block" patented technology makes it easier to create and trouble-shoot your circuit.  Rather than trouble-shooting an issue on a large and complicated messy circuit, why not build and test smaller circuit blocks and then connect them together to form your larger final circuit.  This saves time and money and is only available from Schmartboard.

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Supported T.I. MCU Devices

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