Presented by
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Kevin Townsend
Adafruit industries
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Brendon Slade
NXPリファレンスデザイン・ライブラリ
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About This Training
Learn how to protect your firmware against malicious attacks using the latest Kinetis development board.
The LPC84x MCU Family – A versatile, entry-level MCU family with a ‘Swiss Army® knife’ offering of features for your next IoT design.
Based on the Arm® Cortex®-M0+ core, the LPC84x MCU family is a low-cost, 32-bit family operating at frequencies of up to 30 MHz. To elaborate on the versatility of this family, we've invited Kevin Townsend, Lead Engineer, Adafruit Industries, who will go into more detail on its key features and demonstrate how to leverage each with a live demo – a multi-tool (aka Swiss Army® knife) tester that will prove to be a critical device in every embedded designers toolbox.
A three-part series on using the highly flexible LPC845 to implement a multi-tester tool, to showcase the capabilities of the flagship LPC800 Cortex M0+ device.
What You Will Learn
- Brief recap of the LPC84x multi-tester "Swiss army knife" for EEs (SAKEE) project
- Quick review of LPC84x series from NXP
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Digital and HMI features:
- Rotary encoder using SCT (quadrature decoder)
- I²C bus scanner
- SPI OLED display
- Capacitive touch vs GPIO buttons
- What's coming in the final webinar
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