Sensor development platform in stock at DigiKey

This motherboard can help accelerate the time to market and maximize the performance of new product designs. It is compatible with ST MEMS adapter boards and supports I²C, I3C, and SPI data modes for very high output data rates. It can also manage the TDM interface.

This professional MEMS tool features a high-performance STM32H563ZI microcontroller and flexible power management with software-adjustable power circuitry that allows users to set the sensor supply voltage from 0 V to 3.6 V and replicate the operating conditions in the intended application.

The board includes accurate power monitoring on the sensor supply voltage and current, so external instruments are not required. The SD card can help to create ad hoc applications for ST MEMS devices.

Users can run the graphical user interface (GUI) MEMS-Studio on a host PC to manage data flow from MEMS sensors and analyse MEMS sensor waveforms, which can help users explore the operating modes and power settings to optimize sensor performance and accuracy in their application.

The STM32H563ZI Arm Cortex-M33 microcontroller with DSP and FPU can process much more than sensor readings, such as barometric pressure and accelerometer or gyroscope data.

The STM32H563ZI can handle complex datasets like optical or electronic image stabilization (OIS and EIS, respectively) from ST’s advanced 6-axis inertial modules. It can be used to evaluate the latest generation of high-resolution MEMS sensors for industrial applications. The firmware of STEVAL-MKI109D is available through the MEMS studio application.