yk24pxh

yk24pxh is a fictional hardware module designation used in demonstration materials to illustrate how embedded devices are described in product wikis. The term does not correspond to a real, commercially available product.

In the fictional specification, yk24pxh denotes a compact, modular embedded platform intended for prototyping sensor networks. It is described as featuring a 24-pin header, 3.3-volt operation, and a small, low-power footprint suitable for laboratory experiments.

Key hardware features are a 24-pin edge connector, integrated 12-bit analog-to-digital converter, four PWM channels, and multiple I/O options. Communication is provided by I2C and SPI with optional UART support. The form factor is roughly 38 by 28 millimeters with surface-mount components.

Software support is presented as a lightweight API in C and Python with reference implementations in hypothetical repositories. The design emphasizes portability across common development boards and compatibility with standard toolchains, making it suitable for education, hobbyist projects, and rapid prototyping.

Etymology and variants: the name combines a fictitious prefix 'yk', the numeral '24' to indicate a 24-pin interface, and 'pxh' as an invented shorthand for prototype hardware. No official variants exist outside of teaching examples; the term is used exclusively in instructional contexts.