The PCT2075DP Arduino Shield has most temperature sensor functionality on a board compatible with the Arduino R3 pinout. The graphical interface allows the user to easily explore the different functions of the temperature sensor. In addition, users can find embedded drivers and demo applications as reference code to get started quickly.
The TWR-S08RN60 module is a development board based on the S9S08RN60 and is suitable for automotive body applications. This module enables rapid prototyping and development of applications requiring a low-cost 8-bit MCU, LIN connectivity, basic motor control and basic touch sensing. The TWR-S08RN60 can operate as a stand-alone debugging tool or combined as part of the modular Tower® system development platform.
NXP's 32-bit MPC5668G MCU is based on dual-core Power Architecture® technology and can connect all communication protocols in the vehicle on a single device. The dual-core architecture provides the required throughput performance to ensure real-time operation. In addition, it is backed by a powerful third-party ecological cooperation system.
The NXP® MPC5604E evaluation board for automotive safety and chassis control applications includes the P&E debugger and all power cables.
The XDC564B-C is an evaluation system supporting the NXP® MPC564xB-C MPU. The system consists of an XPC56xxMB motherboard and an adapter card plugged into the motherboard. There are a variety of different adapter cards available to evaluate the different packages of the MPC564xB-C series MPU. The evaluation system provides the user with full access to the CPU, including all of the CPU's I/O signals and motherboard peripherals.