Bus Pirate 3.6a

Description

Description: The Bus Pirate, created through Ian Lesnet and featured on Hack a Day, is a troubleshooting instrument that communicates among a PC and any embedded software over so much usual serial protocols, which come with I2C, SPI, and asynchronous serial – all at voltages from zero-five.5VDC. This product gets rid of a ton of early prototyping attempt while running with new or unknown chips.

Working with the Bus Pirate is understated and efficient — kind instructions right into a terminal in your laptop, the ones instructions are interpreted through the Bus Pirate and despatched by means of the correct protocol. The Pirate may even interpret information despatched out of your embedded software again in your laptop terminal. A large bonus is the bootloader put in at the PIC, which lets you simply replace the firmware and alter the capability of the board.

The primary elements of the Bus Pirate are PIC24FJ64 processor and an FT232RL USB-to-Serial chip. A Mini-B USB connector is populated at the board, and whilst you plug it into your laptop it’s going to arise as a digital COM port. The pinout of the 2Ã-five I/O header is documented right here.

Note: This product is a collaboration with Ian Lesnet. A component of each and every gross sales is going again to them for product fortify and persevered building.

Features:

• Supported protocols:
  • 1-Wire
  • I2C
  • SPI
  • JTAG
  • Asynchronous serial
  • MIDI
  • PC keyboard
  • HD44780 LCD
  • 2- and three-Twine libraries with bitwise pin control
  • Scriptable binary bitbang, 1-Twine, I2C, SPI, and UART modes
• 0-five.5volt tolerant pins
• 0-6volt size probe
• 1Hz — 40MHz frequency measurement
• 1kHz — 4MHz pulse-width modulator, frequency generator
• On-board multi-voltage pull-up resistors
• On-board 3.3volt and 5volt energy provides with tool reset

zero-five.5volt tolerant pins
zero-6volt size Pin
1Hz – 40MHz frequency size
1kHz – 4MHz pulse-width modulator, frequency generator
On-board multi-voltage pull-up resistors