Introducing the HKM-656659 Micro USB Development Board, a versatile and reliable tool designed for developers and hobbyists alike. This development board supports Arduino IDE versions 1.0 and above across various operating systems including OSX, Windows, and Linux, opening up a world of possibilities for your projects.

Power your innovations effortlessly with multiple power options. The HKM-656659 can be powered via USB or by utilizing an additional power supply with voltage ranging from 5V to 35V, thanks to its automatic matching feature. A built-in 500mA 5V regulator ensures that your board operates smoothly without risking damage to your components.

With 8k of Flash Memory—approximately 6k available after bootloader installation—this board provides ample space for your code and projects. You'll have the flexibility to connect numerous peripherals with six I/O pins, two of which support USB functionality. It also boasts impressive communication capabilities, including I2C and SPI via USI, allowing for seamless integration with other devices.

For those projects requiring precise signal control, PWM is available on three pins, and additional PWM capabilities can be implemented with software. Plus, the inclusion of an ADC on four pins means you can easily gather and process analog signals for real-time applications.

The HKM-656659 also features clear indicators with Power LED and Test/Status LEDs, making it easy to monitor your system's performance. Whether you’re prototyping an electronic device or exploring new programming techniques, this development board is designed to meet your needs.

Included with your purchase is one Micro USB development board, making it the ideal starting point for your next technology project. Embrace your creativity with the HKM-656659 Micro USB Development Board, where innovation is just a connection away.

Product information:

Support Arduino IDE 1.0+ (OSX/Win/Linux)
It can be powered by USB or 5v or 7-35v (automatic matching) additional power supply
There is a 500ma 5V regulator on the motherboard
USB embedded (serial debugging)
6 I/O Pins (2 to support USB)
8k Flash Memory (about 6k after bootloader)
I2C and SPI (vis USI) PWM on 3 pins (more possible with Software PWM)
ADC on 4 pins
Power LED indicator and Test/Status LED

Packing list:

Micro usb development board*1