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Motor Software Development Kit for Clicker 2 for TMPM4L4A.
| MCU Motor Studio | Description |
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| Motor Control PC Tool |
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| Motor Control Firmware |
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| Motor Parameter Tuning |
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MCU board: Clicker 2 for TMPM4L4A
Inverter board: Clicker 4 Inverter Shield / Clicker 4 Inverter Shield 2
Motor Software Development Kit for SBK-M4L4-KIT
| Function | Description |
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| Brushless DC Motor Control with Vector Engine |
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TMPM4L4 Development Kit : SBK-M4L4-KIT
Basic operation of peripherals
| Sample Software/Function | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Analog/Digital Converter | ADC | A program that will display the value , which is measured voltage from a potentiometer. Example of displaying the result of the AD monitor function on the LED. |
| Advanced Encoder Input Circuit | A_ENC2 | The rotation is detected by the rotary encoder in the encoder mode. The LED blink frequency depends on the count value. |
| Clock/Mode Control | CG | Switch to the Low Power Consumption Mode (IDLE/STOP1/STOP2) by the push SW port input as a trigger. Turn on and off the LED depending on the Operation Mode. |
| Comparator | COMP | This example compares the analog input voltage and the standard voltage(DAC output) by port input via switch as a trigger. |
| Turn on and off the LED depending on compare result. | ||
| CRC | CRC | This example continuously inputs data stored in RAM or Flash to the CRC and outputs the CRC result to a terminal emulator. |
| Digital/Analog Converter | DAC | This example outputs an analog voltage corresponding to a value received from a terminal software. |
| The generated analog voltage is converted by the ADC, and the conversion result is displayed on the terminal software. | ||
| Digital Noise Filter | DNF | This sample software detects the external interrupt signal that is generated by the switch via the DNF. |
| Serial Bus Interface | EI2C | Examples of controller/target communication using 2 evaluation boards. |
| Flash Control | FLASH | (1) This example erases and rewrites data in specified Flash blocks. |
| (2) This example writes and erases data in the Data Flash area. | ||
| Voltage Detection Circuit | LVD | This sample software compares the supply voltage with the detection voltage. |
| Oscillation Frequency Detector | OFD | This sample software detects error of external high speed oscillator by comparing it with the specified frequency range. |
| I/O Port | PORT | Determines whether a KEY is pressed and turns an LED on or off. |
| RAM Parity | RAMP | This example stores character strings received from a terminal software in RAM with RAM parity information added. |
| Performs parity checking on the stored data with the Read command and displays the result on the terminal software. | ||
| Secure Access Memory | SAM | This example demonstrates region configuration for each state using the SAM function. After configuration, Code Flash write, erase, and read operations are executed according to commands received from a terminal software. |
| Clock Selective | SIWDT | This example includes a case where an NMI interrupt occurs and a case where the NMI interrupt does not occur by periodically writing the clear code. |
| Watchdog Timer | ||
| Serial Memory | SMIF | This example uses terminal commands (read, write, and dump) to read/write the SPI Flash data and dump the specified-range. |
| Interface | ||
| 32-bit Time Event Counter | T32A | (1) This sample masures the frequency of an external input pulse using the capture function, and displays the result on a terminal software. |
| (2) This sample demonstrates a 1-ms periodic timer interrupt. | ||
| (3) This sample outputs a variable-duty PPG (Programmable Pulse Generator) waveform. | ||
| Trimming Circuit | TRM | This sample adjusts the internal oscillator using an external input signal. |
| Serial Peripheral Interface | TSPI | (1) Examples of communication between TSPI controller and target using 2 evaluation boards. CRC, DMA, and FIFO are used for communication. |
| (2) Uses read/write commands from terminal software to read and write SPI Flash data. | ||
| Asynchronous Serial Communication Circuit | UART | (1) An example of receiving the character string from a terminal emulator. |
| (2) An example of sending the character string to a terminal emulator., with optional DMAC support. | ||
MCU Evaluation Board: SBK-M4L4
UL 60730–certified functional safety software for home appliance applications.
| Software Test Item |
Description |
|---|---|
| CPU Register Test | Writes checkerboard patterns to internal CPU registers and verifies that they can be read back correctly. |
| FPU Register Test | Writes checkerboard patterns to internal FPU registers and verifies that they can be read back correctly. |
| CPU Program Counter Test | Verifies, using multiple patterns, that the program counter (PC) jumps to the expected address after jump instructions. |
| Interrupt Test | Verifies that timer interrupts occur at the expected frequency and complete normally. |
| Clock Frequency Test | Monitors system clock and external clock abnormalities using a frequency detection circuit. |
| RAM Test | Verifies RAM read/write operations using checkerboard patterns and the March C algorithm. If RAM parity is available, RAM parity is also used for verification. |
| FLASH Test | Calculates CRC32 for a specified memory range and verifies it by comparison with the value generated at build time. |
| Digital I/O Test | Verifies that High/Low levels output from I/O ports match the corresponding input values. |
| Analog input Test | Applies a reference voltage and verifies that the A/D conversion result matches the expected value. |
MCU Evaluation Board: SBK-M4L4
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