Buck 14 Click
1 × R1,300.00 
SiBRAIN for ATmega6450
1 × R1,350.00 
IPS Display Click
1 × R490.00 
Ambient 14 Click
1 × R275.00 
ISO ADC 7 Click
1 × R955.00 Subtotal: R4,370.00
R2,800.00 ex. VAT
Stock: Lead-time applicable.
Via DC connector or screw terminals (7V to 23V AC or 9V to 32V DC), or via USB cable (5V DC).
Powerful onboard OpenSDA compatible mikroProg programmer and In-Circuit Debuger (ICD) can program and debug a docked Hexiwear.
Hexiwear Workstation board is equipped with a small male mezzanine connector, which is used to interface the Hexiwear platform with the board.
USB connector allows connection with the integrated Open-SDA compatible programmer.
The Hexiwear Workstation board provides an analog interface in the form of one potentiometer, which acts as a voltage divider.
These groups contain buttons, LEDs and headers, routed to the pins of the docking connector. They allow interaction with the docked Hexiwear, either by pressing buttons, displaying states of its pins on the LEDs, or using headers to interface it to an external device.
The board comes with two audio amplifiers, capable of delivering up to 675mW of continuous RMS power into two built-in 8-ohm speakers.
The board also contains a breadboard area as well as additional 1×52 female header, side by side.
The tri-state DIP switch, labeled as “BUTTON PRESS LEVEL” (SW7), is available for selecting which logic state will be applied to the corresponding group pins, when the button is pressed. Each of the SW7 DIP switches controls the behavior of the entire group to which it is assigned (G0 to G4)
Hexiwear Workstation comes equipped with a MicroSD card reader so that you can store all your data
With four mikroBUS™ sockets you can add dozens of new functionality to your board with minimum hardware adjustments
Hexiwear Workstation comes with a piezo buzzer which can be connected to G2.5 or G4.0 pins.
Two reset buttons can be used to manually reset the respective MCUs of the docked Hexiwear – both the main MCU (K64F) and the multimode radio SoC (K40Z)
The extensive routing capabilities of Hexiwear Workstation board allow flexible selection of peripheral modules. Every module can be routed to the appropriate Hexiwear pins, allowing a wide range of different projects to be developed on the same Hexiwear Workstation board, saving a lot of development time.
DS1820 is a digital temperature sensor that uses 1-wire® interface for its operation. It is capable of measuring temperatures within the range of -55 to 128°C.
While Hexiwear combines style and usability found in high-end consumer devices, with the functionality of sophisticated engineering development platforms, the Hexiwear Workstation offers you the choice of expandability. Equipped with 4 mikroBUS™ sockets, an onboard programmer and debugger, a microSD card slot, digital temperature sensor, buttons, LEDs and more. Start your IoT adventure today.
USB connector allows connection with the integrated OpenSDA compatible programmer.
Hexiwear Workstation comes equipped with a MicroSD card reader so that you can store all your data
The Hexiwear Workstation board provides an analog interface in the form of one potentiometer, which acts as a voltage divider.
The board comes with two audio amplifiers, capable of delivering up to 675mW of continuous RMS power into two built-in 8-ohm speakers.
The connectivity arsenal you need – two male IDC10 headers and a row of 10 PCB pads.
DS1820 is a digital temperature sensor that uses 1-wire® interface for its operation. It is capable of measuring temperatures within the range of -55 to 128°C.
Powerful onboard OpenSDA compatible mikroProg programmer and In-Circuit Debuger (ICD) can program and debug docked Hexiwear.
Two reset buttons can be used to manually reset the respective MCUs of the docked Hexiwear – both the main MCU (K64F) and the multimode radio SoC (K40Z)
The board also contains a breadboard area with the additional 1×52 female header, which can be used for a custom circuit development
Hexiwear Workstation comes with a piezo buzzer which can be connected to G2.5 or G4.0 pins and used as the sound signalization or notification in your applications
Hexiwear Workstation board is equipped with a small male mezzanine connector, which is used to interface the Hexiwear platform with the board.
These groups contain buttons, LEDs and headers, routed to the pins of the docking connector. They allow interaction with the docked Hexiwear, either by pressing buttons, displaying states of its pins on the LEDs, or using headers to interface it to an external device.
With four mikroBUS™ sockets you can add dozens of new functionalities to your board with minimum hardware adjustments. Collection of mikroBUS™ compatible Click boards™ is growing rapidly, and we have designed them with great care, saving you precious development time. Just plug your board in, and you are good to go.
| Weight | 1200 g |
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| Brand | MikroElektronika |
