- Dual Compatibility: Supports a wide range of 40-pin microcontrollers, including the STC89 series, AT89S series, and various AVR/MSP chips (via adapter or compatible pinouts).
- Plug-and-Play Programming: Integrated USB interface for power and data, allowing for easy “One-Click” downloading of code without the need for an external programmer.
- Industrial Stability: Features a high-quality manual reset button and a professional-grade crystal oscillator (11.0592MHz) for accurate baud rate generation.
- Expandable I/O: All 40 pins are clearly labeled and broken out to standard headers, making it easy to connect external sensors, LCDs, relays, and motor drivers.
- Power Protection: Onboard power LED indicator and self-recovery fuse to protect your computer’s USB port from overcurrent or short circuits.
- Compact Design: Small footprint makes it ideal for embedding into final projects or fitting into crowded laboratory environments.
51/AVR Development Board Kit – STC89C52RC & MSP Microcontroller Minimum System Board with USB Cable
| Microcontroller | STC89C52RC (Included) |
|---|---|
| Operating Voltage | DC 3.3V – 5.5V (Powered via USB) |
| Clock Frequency | 11.0592 MHz (Replaceable socket) |
| Communication | USB-to-TTL (Onboard Serial Chip) |
| IO Ports | 32-bit I/O (All 40 pins accessible) |
| Program Memory | 8K Bytes Flash |
| SRAM | 512 Bytes |
| Board Dimensions | Approx. 65mm x 31mm |

- Driver Installation: Install the USB-to-Serial driver (CH340/CP2102 depending on version) on your PC to recognize the board.
- Hardware Setup: Ensure the STC89C52RC chip is correctly seated in the locking socket. Connect the provided USB cable to your computer.
- Code Compilation: Write your code in Keil C51 or similar IDE and generate the
.hexfile. - Downloading Code: Use the STC-ISP software. Select the correct COM port, click “Download,” and momentarily toggle the board’s power or press reset to begin the flash process.
- Prototyping: Connect your external modules (LEDs, Sensors, etc.) to the labeled header pins using DuPont jumper wires.
Yes! The 51-series microcontroller is the global standard for introductory embedded systems education. Its simple architecture makes it much easier to learn than modern ARM-based chips.
Absolutely. Its “Minimum System” design is intended to be a stable core for industrial control testing. Many engineers use this board to verify logic before designing a custom PCB.
No. For most standard logic applications, the USB cable provides sufficient power (5V). If you are driving high-current loads like motors, we recommend using an external power source connected to the VCC/GND pins.
The board is compatible with Windows XP, 7, 8, 10, and 11. Mac and Linux support is available depending on the compiler used (such as SDCC).
The pinout is compatible with AT89S51/52; however, AT89S series chips require an external ISP programmer (like USBASP), whereas the included STC chip programs directly via USB.







