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System-level examples for wireless networks on smart grid IoT
This section covers system-level examples for wireless networks on smart grid IoT.
Summary
This section summarizes the wireless network challenges and solutions for a smarter grid IoT training series.
Introduction to the CLA
Learn more about the architecture of the CLA and the resources available.
The CLA 'C' compiler
Learn about the features, and more importantly, the limitations, of the CLA 'C' compiler in this series.
The workshop
In this video, we get into the actual workshop, take an existing project for the C28x, run it through a low pass filter and then an FFT.
Debugging on the Control Law Accelerator (CLA)
This module goes over the different aspects of setting breakpoints, single-stepping and setting up CCS views when debugging the CLA.
Tips and tricks
This video deals with some of the common issues users face when writing code for the CLA.
Piccolo™ MCU family devices
Explore training modules to gain an understanding of the core attributes of the Piccolo MCU family.
Tools
An introduction to the tools that make development with the Piccolo™ family easier, including real-time features, software and CLA.
Motor applications
Get started with your motor control application on Piccolo™ MCUs using these training videos.
Power applications
Learn how to implement digital control loops by taking an analog compensator and converting it to the digital domain using C2000™ MCUs.
Control applications
These trainings provide a foundation for creating control applications and provide some advanced training on the state space modeling paradigm.
TI-RSLK Module 1 - Running code on the LaunchPad™ using CCS
The purpose of this module is to learn software development methodology and understand how to set up the Integrated Development Environment (IDE).
TI-RSLK Module 2 – Voltage, current and power
The purpose of this course is to review basic electronic components and electrical properties needed to interface sensors and actuators to a microcontroller.
TI-RSLK Module 3 – ARM® Cortex® M
This module serves as a brief introduction to the ARM Cortex-M microcontroller, assembly programming language and some debugging techniques.
TI-RSLK Module 4 – Software design using MSP432™
This module is an introduction to the C programming language, and the concepts of compiling and debugging using the MSP432 and Code Composer Studio™.
TI-RSLK Module 5 – Battery and voltage regulation
The purpose of this module is to learn how to power your robot.
TI-RSLK Module 6 – GPIO
In this module, you will interface a line sensor (infrared sensor) to the microcontroller and learn how to write software to initialize GPIO pins.
TI-RSLK Module 7 – Finite state machines
This module will demonstrate how to use finite state machines as a central controller for the system.
TI-RSLK Module 8 – Interfacing input and output
The purpose of this module is to develop interface switches and an LED so the robot can effectively detect wall collisions.