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Timers on Nuvoton N76E003 Microcontroller - Blink LED using Timer ISR and Timer Delay In our previous Nuvoton Microcontroller tutorials, we used a basic LED blinking program as a getting started guide and also interfaced GPIO as an input to connect a tactile switch. With that tutorial, we are fully aware of how to configure the Keil project and set up the environment for programming N76E003 Nuvoton microcontroller. It is time to use an internal peripheral of… |
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How to Use Nuvoton N76E003 Microcontroller ADC to Read Analog Voltage Analog to Digital converter (ADC) is the most used hardware feature on a microcontroller. It takes in analog voltage and converts it to a digital value. Since microcontrollers are digital devices and work with the binary digit 1 and 0, it could not process the analog data directly. Thus, an ADC is used to take in analog voltage and convert it into its equivalent digital… |
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Simple GPIO Functions on Nuvoton N76E003 - LED Blinking and Controlling LED using a Push Button In our previous tutorial, we used a basic LED blinking program as a getting started with N76E003 guide, we already learned how to configure the Keil IDE and set up the environment for programming the nuvoton microcontroller unit N76E003. It is the time to move a little bit further and use the basic GPIO interface for controlling additional hardware. If you are interested you… |
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Getting Started With Nuvoton N76E003 using Keil – Blinking an LED There are lots of microcontrollers available from reputed companies such as PIC, Texas Instruments, ST and the list goes on. But when we differentiate those microcontrollers with form factor vs features vs price, it gets hectic to choose one. However, nuvoton is a Taiwan based semiconductor company that was spun-off as a Winbond affiliate in 2008. The company offers very… |
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Arm Cortex M23 MCU with Multi-Segment’s Secured Storage for IoT Applications Nuvoton Technology Corporation has introduced a new NuMicro M2351SF chip, the first Arm Cortex M23 based MCU which is based on M2351 Series IoT security MCUs and Winbond TrustME W77F Secure Flash. The M2351SF has an improved security level that can provide secure storage for code and data for different applications. M2351SF uses Winbond’s Secure Flash solution to protect… |
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Brand new M261/M262/M263 Series Microcontroller with Low Power and Robust Security designed for IoT applications Nuvoton Technology Corporation releases a new line up of low power, robust security M261/M262/M263 series microcontroller designed for IoT applications. The new MCUs are based on Arm®Cortex®-M23 secure core for Armv8-M architecture and can run up to 64 MHz with 512 KB Flash in dual bank mode, with the support of Over-The-Air (OTA) Firmware update and 96 KB SRAM. The new… |
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New MCU series M031/32 for easy expansion of components and external modules Nuvoton introduced brand new MCU series M031/32 based on Arm Cortex-M0 core and low voltage operation 32-bit microcontroller with 16KB to 512KB flash and 20pin to 128pin packages. It features 1.8V - 3.6V operating voltage runs up to 48/72MHz frequency. The new generation M031/32 series offers powerful performance with more peripherals and serial interfaces which enables more… |
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New Arm Cortex M0 MCU NUC029 Series by Nuvoton for Industrial Control Applications Nuvoton released new NuMicro NUC029 series of Cortex M0 32-bit Microcontroller to improve the industrial control applications. The NuMicro NUC029 has 12 members including value line such as NUC029FAE/TAN/ZAN/NAN/LAN, rich peripheral and high speed PWM members such as NUC029LDE/SDE, high performance members with 256 KB flash/20 KB SRAM such as NUC029LGE/SGE/KGE and the new… |
