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STC8G1K08A 51 MCU Development Board with ADC Function Microcontroller Controller Module

SKU: HMJ704 Category: Microcontrollers
KSH 600.00
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Product Description

STC8G1K08A 51 MCU Development Board with ADC

Microcontroller Module with ADC Function for 51 Projects

The STC8G1K08A is a highspeed 1T 8051 microcontroller with builtin ADC function, ideal for compact DIY projects. Operating at 1.9V to 5.5V, it offers 6 channels of ADC input for sensor and voltage monitoring applications [citation:4][citation:7].

Enhanced 8051 Core - Up to 12x faster than traditional 8051
6Channel ADC Multiple analog inputs for versatile sensing
Ensure your chip is STC8G1K08A (with "A" suffix) the nonA version has no ADC [citation:2]
Use P3.2 or P5.4/P5.5 pins for ADC input on the 8-pin package
P3.0 and P3.1 are typically used for serial communication and programming

Technical Specifications

ParameterValue
Core1T 8051 (STC8G series)
SpeedUp to 12x faster than standard 8051
Flash Memory8KB
Operating Voltage1.9V to 5.5V
ADC Channels6 (all I/O pins on 8-pin package)
ADC Resolution10-bit (configurable)
Package OptionsSOP8, DFN8, SOP16, SOP20

= Key Features =

Integrated ADC 6 channels with 10bit resolution

Wide Voltage Range - 1.9V to 5.5V operation

HighSpeed Core 1T architecture for fast execution

Flexible I/O - All pins configurable as ADC inputs

Internal Reference - 1.19V bandgap for accurate measurements

No External Crystal Needed Builtin oscillator

= Applications =

  1. Battery voltage monitoring
  2. Sensor data acquisition
  3. Simple IoT devices
  4. LED and display control
  5. Educational microcontroller projects
CostEffective ~$0.70 per chip for ADC capability
Simple Programming - Compatible with standard 51 tools

√ Works with Keil and STC-ISP programming tools

√ Ideal for battery-powered projects

√ Widely supported by online resources

ADC Configuration Guide

Setting up ADC on the STC8G1K08A requires careful configuration of several registers [citation:1]:

  • *ADC_CONTR*: Enable ADC and select channel
  • *ADCCFG*: Configure data format and clock speed
  • *ADCTIM*: Set internal ADC timing (requires P_SW2 access)
  • *PxM0/PxM1: Set ADC pins to high-impedance* mode
Set ADC pin to high-impedance input mode for accurate readings
Use ADC channel 15 to measure internal 1.19V reference for voltage calibration
The "STC8G1K08" (no "A") has no ADC - always check your chip marking

Programming Notes

The ADC on the STC8G1K08A uses a SAR architecture that requires proper register configuration before conversion. Initialization steps include enabling ADC power, selecting the channel, and configuring timing registers [citation:1].

For multiple ADC channels:

  • Configure pins to high-impedance input mode
  • Select channel via ADC_CONTR register
  • Sample sequentially (polling or interrupt method)
  • Use averaging for noise reduction

Simple Polling Method - Wait for ADC flag to complete

Interrupt Support - ADC can trigger interrupts on completion

Supports both leftaligned and rightaligned ADC results
Internal bandgap reference enables accurate voltage measurement

√ Sample code available in STC datasheets

√ Compatible with STC-ISP and Keil development tools

Troubleshooting

ADC reads zero:

  • Verify chip is STC8G1K08A (check chip marking)
  • Set ADC pin to high-impedance mode
  • Avoid using P3.0/P3.1 for ADC if using serial

ADC flag not setting:

  • Check ADC_CONTR register settings
  • Ensure ADC power is enabled
  • Try polling method with adequate delay
  • Some batches may require alternative approach