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mtb-example-xmc-can-loopback

This code example demonstrates the communication between two CAN nodes in loopback mode using XMC MCU.

mtb-example-xmc-can-receiver

This example demonstrates how to receive CAN messages over the CAN bus using XMC MCU. This example can be used together with the CAN Transmitter example running on another board.

mtb-example-xmc-can-transmitter

This example demonstrates how to transmit CAN messages over the CAN bus using XMC MCU. This example can be used with the CAN Receiver example running on another board.

mtb-example-xmc-ccu4-capture

This code example demonstrates the capture features of the Capture and Compare Unit 4 (CCU4) slices available in XMC MCU.

mtb-example-xmc-ccu4-pwm

This code example demonstrates the use of CCU4 module in XMC MCU to create a PWM signal. The CCU4 slice is configured in monoshot mode and is restarted on an external start event.

mtb-example-xmc-ccu4-timer

This code example demonstrates the usage of the Capture and Compare Unit 4 (CCU4) timer by blinking an LED using CCU4 timer period match interrupt available in XMC MCU.

mtb-example-xmc-ccu4-timer-concatenation

This code example demonstrates the concatenation or linking feature of the Capture and Compare Unit 4 (CCU4) slices available in XMC MCU.

mtb-example-xmc-ccu8-capture

This code example demonstrates the capture feature of Capture and Compare unit (CCU8) slices available in XMC MCU.

mtb-example-xmc-ccu8-pwm

This code example demonstrates how to generate PWM signals using Capture and Compare unit (CCU8) slices available in XMC MCU.

mtb-example-xmc-ccu8-pwm-complementary

This code example demonstrates generating two complementary pulse width modulated (PWM) waves using the Capture and Compare Unit(CCU8 module) available in XMC MCU.

mtb-example-xmc-ccu8-sync-start

This code example demonstrates the synchronous start of Capture-Compare Unit 8 (CCU80 and CCU81) in the XMC MCU upon receiving a trigger from the Event Request Unit (ERU). The CCU8 timer slice program blinks the on-board user LEDs (CCU80 blinks User LED1 and CCU81 blinks User LED2) when a timer period match interrupt occurs.

mtb-example-xmc-ccu8-timer

This code example demonstrates the usage of Capture-Compare Unit 8 (CCU8) in the XMC MCU in timer mode. The CCU8 timer slice program blinks an LED when a timer period match interrupt occurs.

mtb-example-xmc-ccu8-timer-concatenation

This code example demonstrates the concatenation or linking feature of the Capture and Compare Unit 8 (CCU8) slices available in XMC MCU.

mtb-example-xmc-dac-sine

This code example demonstrates the usage of DAC peripheral of the XMC MCU.

mtb-example-xmc-dma-fce

This code example demonstrates how to use DMA to feed the Flexible CRC Engine (FCE) to calculate the CRC-32 on a fictitious frame of data in XMC MCU.

mtb-example-xmc-dma-gpio

This code example demonstrates how to configure the GPIO registers using GPDMA.

mtb-example-xmc-dma-m2m

This example demonstrates the transfer of data from the flash to the RAM using the GPDMA peripheral.

mtb-example-xmc-dma-pwm

This code example demonstrates the use of DMA double buffering with the PWM block.

mtb-example-xmc-dma-ring-buffer

This code example demonstrates how to receive data using DMA via a Universal Serial Interface Channel (USIC) and synchronize the processing with an OS task through a ring buffer. For simplicity, the OS task is emulated inside this example with a SysTick Timer interrupt.

mtb-example-xmc-empty-app

This empty application provides a template for creating applications using XMC MCU.

mtb-example-xmc-eru-extint

This code example demonstrates Event Request Unit (ERU) functionality with external interrupt on XMC MCU evaluation kits. In this example, an external signal, fed into the ERU unit using a GPIO pin, triggers a service request interrupt that toggles an LED.

mtb-example-xmc-fce-crc

This code example uses the Flexible CRC Engine (FCE) driver for kernel to demonstrate CRC-32, CRC-16, and CRC-8 checksum calculations.

mtb-example-xmc-flash-bmi

This example demonstrates how Boot Mode Index (BMI) can be used to configure a customized boot sequence on the XMC device.

mtb-example-xmc-flash-eeprom

This code example shows how to use a portion of the internal flash memory of XMC MCUs as emulated EEPROM memory, and provides necessary APIs to perform read and write operations to the emulated EEPROM.

mtb-example-xmc-flash-program

This code example demonstrates how to erase a sector of the flash, write data to the sector and check the data for correctness on the XMC MCU device.

mtb-example-xmc-flash-protection

This example demonstrates how flash protection can be configured in the XMC 4000 series of devices.

mtb-example-xmc-gpio-toggle

This code example demonstrates GPIO toggling by periodically blinking an LED using SysTick available in XMC MCU.

mtb-example-xmc-i2c-master-slave

This code example demonstrates the implementation of an I2C master and an I2C slave on the same device based on the Universal Serial Interface Channel (USIC). The I2C master sends commands to the I2C slave to toggle the LEDs present on the XMC development kit.

mtb-example-xmc-math-cordic

This code example uses the MATH CORDIC block to perform circular, hyperbolic, and logarithmic operations. The example demonstrates the blocking, non-blocking, and direct register write operations of the CORDIC block.

mtb-example-xmc-math-sqrt

This code example uses the MATH CORDIC block to perform the square root operation for the given input number.

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