Meb And Meb Ii Differences - Microchip Technology Multimedia Expansion Board II User Manual

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MEB AND MEB II DIFFERENCES

Table 1-1
generation boards.
TABLE 1-1: MEB BOARD DIFFERENCES
Feature
Starter Kit Connector 160-pin Hirose FX10 series board-to-board
connector
Starter Kit Refer to:
Display Low-Cost Controllerless (LCC) graphics
60-pin display connector
Includes a 4.3" WQVGA display with projected
capacitive touch(MTCH6301)
Supports up to 7" WVGA display through a
connector
External SRAM (EBI) ISSI 2 MB external synchronous RAM
(IS61WV102416BLL-10TLI)
VGA Camera Available on board
Audio 24-bit audio codec (AK4953A)
®
Bluetooth Low cost Bluetooth™ HCI transceiver
Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11b/g (MRF24WG0MA) transceiver
module
Accelerometer ADXL325 3-axis analog accelerometer
Temperature Sensor MCP9700T analog temperature sensor
microSD Connects to Host CPU on the starter kit
mTouch™ Buttons Two touch buttons; additional touch button
support through a PICtail™ connector
PICtail™ Connector Yes
EEPROM N/A
SPI Flash See Note 1
CPLD See Note 2
Joystick N/A
Note 1: Serial Quad Flash support through the PIC32 Starter Kit.
2: Port enhancement is not necessary due to extended connector and available device pins.
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describes the differences between the first (MEB) and second (MEB II)
MEB II
http://www.microchip.com/meb2
Introduction
MEB
132-pin Hirose FX10 series board-to-board
connector
Refer to: http://www.microchip.com/meb
On-board graphics controller (SSD1926)
N/A
3.2" QVGA display with resistive touch
N/A
N/A
N/A
24-bit audio codec (WM8731)
N/A
IEEE 802.11b (MRF24WB0MA) transceiver
module
BMA150 3-axis digital accelerometer and
temperature sensor
Temperature sensor in BMA150
Connects to the graphics controller
Touch button support through a PICtail™
connector
Yes
128-byte EEPROM (24LC08)
2 MB SST25VF016 serial Flash
Xilinx XC2C64A for port enhancement
Available
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