“We have developed a new type of kits for creative, easy and low-cost evaluation,” commented Sara Skrtic, Product Manager for Kits, IAR Systems. The board also has a prototyping area, user and reset buttons and power and user LEDs, as well as designated power/current measuring points that can be used with IAR Systems’ I-scope™ probe to enable detailed current and power measurements correlated with the source code in IAR Embedded Workbench. Power is supplied through the JTAG, trace or USB connector. The kits include a size-limited license of the powerful toolchain IAR Embedded Workbench and can be used with IAR Systems’ in-circuit debugging probe I-jet™ as well as other JTAG probes, and are also available in versions including an IAR J-Link Lite USB-JTAG/SWD debug probe.īoth kits are based on the ARM Cortex-M3 STM32L152VB microcontroller from STMicroelectronics and feature several connectors: JTAG 20 pin, a small 19 pin trace connector, two UEXT/UXT connectors and a USB connector. The magnetometer kit can be used to identify magnetic fields using the included magnetometer module and to output information on a 1.53x1.38' LCD. The game controller kit includes a game controller, a 1.8x1.6' color LCD and example projects such as a snake game.

Developers can use the Experiment! kits to evaluate the embedded development toolchain IAR Embedded Workbench® and the included microcontroller, as well as design, start develop, integrate and test their applications.įirst to be introduced are a game controller kit and a magnetometer kit. The kits are aimed at creative evaluation for a low price. Uppsala, Sweden-July 22, 2013-Today, IAR Systems® launches its new Experiment! starter kits.

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