NXP Semiconductors RDDRONE-CUPK64 NXP Cup Mikroe Mainboard
NXP Semiconductors RDDRONE-CUPK64 NXP Cup Mikroe Mainboard is based on the Kinetis® K Arm® Cortex®-M4 MCU and was designed for the NXP Cup challenge. The RDDRONE-CUPK64 Mainboard can be combined with the DFRobot ROB0170 NXP Cup Race Car Chassis to form the base and main control system of a smart autonomous car.
The NXP Semiconductors RDDRONE-CUPK64 NXP Cup Mikroe Mainboard, also known as the ARC Board, was developed by students and professors on the winning "Haute-Ecole Arc" team from Switzerland. It is designed to control brushed motors and cameras via SPI.
Kit Contents
- 1x Mainboard
- 3x Screws M2.5
- 3x Nuts M2.5
- 3x Hexagon spacers M2.5
- 2x Wire end ferrule mounted on flexible single-core cables
- 3x 2-pole male plug
- 2x 0.1m flexible single-core cables
- 1x IDC FC 10p connector
- 1x 50cm 10-pin ribbon cable
- 1x 8-position rectangular receptacle
NXP Cup
The NXP Cup is a global competition where student teams build, program, and race pro-level autonomous model cars. Students optimize the hardware and software, aiming for the fastest time and most precise maneuvering.
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On The Board
NXP Semiconductors Kinetis K 32-bit Microcontrollers
Performance and integration Microcontrollers based on 32-bit Arm® Cortex®-M4 Cores.
Block Diagram
Setup Examples
Published: 2021-09-14
| Updated: 2022-03-11