KIT33816FRDMEVM, Evaluation Kit for MC33816 Freedom Board KL25Z, Injectors

Reference Design using part MC33816AE by NXP Semiconductors

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Manufacturer

NXP Semiconductors
  • Application Category
    Motor Control
  • Product Type
    General Motor Control
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  • Automotive Applications

Description

  • KIT33816FRDMEVM, Evaluation Board (EVB) is an easy-to-use circuit board that allows you to exercise all the functions of the MC33816 direct injection pre-driver circuit. A PC communicates via USB to the EVB through a freedom board FRDM-KL25Z used as a SPI dongle. The SPIGen (version 7.1 and above) program provides the user interface to the MC33816 SPI port and allows you to program the Code RAM and Data Registers, send commands to the IC and receive status from the IC

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