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Final Year Project_Using Development board

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In my final year project I want to store some processed data as a database in a Development board memory. What can be an available and affordable development board for that purpose and how can i store data in a database in the development board?please help me as I am new to this..Thanks in advance..
 

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Lot of options available for you. Evaluation boards from microchip **broken link removed**, **broken link removed** are having support of EEPROMs. There you can store your data. kindly check Luminary Micro - Kits. I would suggest you luminary micro LM3s8962 development board. It supports microsd cards, so that you may store more data. second advantage, This board can be interfaced with National Instruments LabVIEW, which provides nice platform to experiment and explore.
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many microcontrollers are now able to act as a USB host so you could use a USB flash drive to store your information
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hmm yes horace1 is right its the best way to do it. Use like PIC18f4553 and interface USB to communicate with PC and you can use ISP interface for SIMD card have FAT on it so you can read and write your data on it.
 
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if you require PIC based USB host you would need to use a PIC24 (or PIC32) - PIC18 only has USB device support
 
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O.k..I got some idea from you guys.But requirement is to store the data as a database in the board memory.Therefore I want to know how can I create a that kind of a database within the development board memory.I want on board storing because results should be displayed using these data in a hand held device.So it is convenient rather than going to PC storing
 

how large is your database? typical microcontrollers have a small amout of RAM, e.g. 8K, 16K, 32K, 64K, 128K, etc.
Some microcontrollers have on chip EEPROM but its size is limited
 

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