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ST7580 Power Line Network System-on-Chip Demonstration Kit

EVALKITST7580-1

Overview

Built around the ST7580 power line networking system-on-chip, this demonstration kit embeds all the functions required for a “turnkey” power line communication network: the PLC node based on the ST7580, the AC power supply (based on the ALTAIR4-900 chip) and the STM32 microcontroller, to either control the system as a standalone application or to connect the EVALKITST7580-1 to an external host.

The typical application environment consists of two or more EVALKITST7580-1s connected to the same mains line, each being controlled by a PC running the ST7580 GUI software.

Main features

Suitable for point-to-multipoint 2-way power line communication (PLC) over AC mains
Flexible 2-board architecture:
- EVALST7580-1, PLC board based on the ST7580 narrow-band FSK/PSK power line networking system-on-chip
- EVLALTAIR900-M1, wide-range input voltage, 7.5 W power supply board based on the ALTAIR04-900 quasi-resonant current-mode SMPS controller
STM32 microcontroller hosted on the EVALST7580-1 board to handle the ST7580 device and build a standalone power line node
External access through several interface types: USB, SPI, I²C, USART, JTAG
Opportunity to save and load data to/from an external μ-SD card
Intuitive graphical user interface (GUI) for the Windows^®environment with fully programmable transceiver parameters
Suitable for CENELEC EN50065 and FCC part 15 compliant applications

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