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Build Your Own 8051 Computer Kit Enhanced STC89C52RC MCU DIY Solder Kit
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Build Your Own 8051 Computer Kit Enhanced STC89C52RC MCU DIY Solder Kit
Price: US $49.95

BUILD YOUR OWN ENHANCED 8051 COMPUTER / MICROCONTROLLER SYSTEM


Fun DIY electronics kit built around the STC89C52RC enhanced 8051-compatible microcontroller.


The original Intel 8051 architecture dates back to 1980 and became one of the most widely used 8-bit microcontroller architectures ever produced. The STC89C52RC is an enhanced implementation of that classic 8051 / MCS-51 architecture, adding considerably more capability while retaining the familiar 8051 programming model.


The STC89C52RC features:


• 8 KB Flash program memory

• 512 bytes internal RAM

• Three 16-bit timers/counters

• UART serial communications

• Watchdog timer

• ISP/IAP programming support

• Extensive programmable I/O

• Classic 8051 / MCS-51-compatible architecture

• 40-pin DIP package mounted in a large ZIF socket


This is an unassembled DIY electronics kit — you build and solder the complete development system yourself.


The finished board provides an unusually large selection of built-in hardware for experimentation, including:


• STC89C52RC enhanced 8051-compatible MCU (2 units)

• Large ZIF microcontroller socket

• 4-digit 7-segment LED display

• LCD display module

• Push-button keypad

• Individual LEDs

• Relay

• Buzzer

• USB/interface connection

• Expansion headers

• Resistors, capacitors, switches and other discrete components

• Main PCB and components as pictured


This makes the kit particularly interesting for:


• Retro-computing enthusiasts

• 8051 / MCS-51 programmers

• Electronics students

• DIY computer builders

• Soldering practice

• Embedded-system experimentation

• C and assembly-language learning


Rather than simply assembling a finished gadget, you build a complete 8-bit microcontroller development and experimentation platform from individual components and can then use it to explore programming, digital I/O, displays, switches, relays and other peripherals.


Please note: This system uses an STC89C52RC 8051-compatible microcontroller and is not an Intel-manufactured product.


Assembly and soldering are required.


Please review the photographs carefully for the exact components included. You will receive the kit/components pictured.



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