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KITFS5600SKTEVM: FS56 evaluation board (with socket)

Controlled using Freedom board and GUI

Overview

The KITFS5600SKTEVM is an evaluation board (with socket) with FS56 dual DC-DC converters. This kit integrates all the hardware needed to OTP program the FS56.

It integrates a communication bridge based on the FRDM-K82F Freedom board and interfaces with the FS56 GUI software to fully configure and control the FS56.

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