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  • Notes:The TPS-1 Single-Chip Interface for PROFINET RT/IRT is Obsolete.

Overview

The TPS-1 Low-Cost Solution Kit allows a simple and efficient PROFINET IRT device design using the market-proven TPS-1 PROFINET IRT device chip that combines easy integration, extraordinary robustness, and outstandingly low power dissipation. It provides a flexible evaluation environment that enables assessment of the TPS-1 device across a variety of host CPU configurations. Its modular board design allows users to easily validate I/O behavior and host communication interfaces before moving to full system integration. The kit includes a TPS-1 development board, passive adapter board, USB cable, Ethernet cable, and a CD-ROM. Evaluation using this solution kit requires PROFINET technology components. Please obtain if necessary.

Features

  • Basic TPS-1 design for optimized cost
  • Single 5V supply via USB (alternative ext. power supply connector)
  • GPIOs, host CPU interface, and additional control signals (reset, watchdog, interrupt) available on standard multipoint connectors
  • Easy connection to Renesas' microcontroller evaluation boards

Products in the Design

RX231
Low-power, High Performance Microcontrollers with 32-bit RXv2 CPU Core and Enhanced DSP and FPU
RX66T
32-bit Microcontrollers Optimal for Motor Control in Industrial, Home Appliance, and Robotics Applications
S7G2
240MHz Arm Cortex-M4 CPU

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TPS-1 Low-cost Solution Kit Development Board

YCONNECT-IT-TPS-1L

Obsolete
Pb (Lead) Free:No
RoHS Compliant:_none
China RoHS Compliant:_none

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