The PICE-AVR POD is a board that carries an execution (slave) processor that emulates a behavior of the target MCU being under control of an application program and the PICE command. The PR1-AV-04 POD is based on a special Atmel "bondout" AT90EM04. The PICE Main board controls a behavior of the emulating chips, i.e. it can stop and start its real-time running and can read contents of some internal resources (RAM, registers, timers, etc.) when the execution processor is halted.

Besides the execution processor each POD has a few logic chips, two connectors on the top to stack it to the Main board and two connectors on the bottom to connect it to the package adapter.

The POD abbreviation includes (from left to right) the "P" letter (means POD), the main board abbreviation "R1", the target MCU family code "AV" following a dash sign, the emulating chip code "04" that means AT90EM04.

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