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Syllabus
- Introduction
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Class Overview 1 min
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Prerequisites 1 min
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Why use Drivers? 4 min
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Driver Usage Model 2 min
- Drivers
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Add and Configure Driver 8 min
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Initialize Driver 2 min
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Opening Session 2 min
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Submitting a Transfer Request Driver 5 min
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Transfer Request Execution 2 min
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Handling Transfer Callbacks 4 min
- System Services
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Introduction 4 min
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Time System Service 9 min
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Console and Debug System Service 4 min
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File System Service 7 min
- Harmony Application
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Harmony Application 5 min
- Harmony and RTOS
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Why to use a RTOS 2 min
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Configure RTOS Application 5 min
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OSAL and Synchronous Drivers 3 min
- LAB Sessions
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Material needed for LAB sessions
- LAB1 : Application to print temperature values on serial terminal
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Overview 3 min
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Configuring and Running 10 min
- LAB2 : Application to print temperature values on serial terminal and to a file on SD Card
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Overview 4 min
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Configuring and Running 9 min
- LAB3 : Application to print temperature values on serial terminal and to a file on SD Card in RTOS Environment
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Overview 2 min
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Configuring and Running 8 min
- Your Feedback
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Creating Advanced Embedded Applications with 32-bit MCUs/MPUs using the MPLAB® Harmony v3 Software Framework
This class shows how the MPLAB® Harmony drivers, system services and middleware enables you to rapidly develop bare-metal and RTOS applications. (April 2021)
MPLAB® Harmony is a modular framework that provides inter-operable firmware libraries for 32-bit microcontroller and microprocessor application development. This class shows how the MPLAB Harmony drivers, system services and middleware enables you to rapidly develop bare-metal and RTOS applications.