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Real-time control with C2000 High-Performance MCUs
Date:
Duration:
December 7, 2016
Duration:
08:32
Learn about real-time control systems and how C2000TM high-performance processors manage the task. This session will review the system considerations and how th
Rapid prototyping transition based on more UI (User Interface)
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Duration:
October 4, 2019
Duration:
11:31
This video continues with user interface (UI) concepts and how they can be used for control in rapid prototyping, including a few PC-host-based demonstrations.
Rapid prototyping fundamental functions
These videos provide understanding of the fundamental functions used for rapid prototyping on TI solutions with minimal or no programming, including the following:
- Implementing necessary prototyping functions such clocks/GPIO, Read A/D, I2C/SMBus, etc.
- Seamless interface of various analog EVMs for customer “proof of concept”
- Standalone UI – Button, (GP Input - GPIO), LCD Display (“Hello”), Music, Serial Interface (Putty, Echo)
Rapid prototyping function based on standalone UI (User Interface)
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Duration:
October 3, 2019
Duration:
15:43
This module continues step-by-step prototyping functionality based on UI (User Interface).
Rapid prototyping function based on reading A/D
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Duration:
September 25, 2019
Duration:
03:06
This module provides step-by-step prototyping functionality (with demonstrations) based on reading the Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC)
Rapid prototyping function based on optional Wi-Fi
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Duration:
September 29, 2019
Duration:
09:27
Step-by-step walk-through continues with an optional section that describes and demonstrates Wi-Fi functionality for rapid prototyping.
Rapid prototyping function based on optional Energia
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Duration:
October 3, 2019
Duration:
05:45
Step-by-step functionality continues with an optional section that describes and provides background on Energia (i.e., Arduino for TI).
Rapid prototyping function based on I2C/SMBus
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Duration:
September 27, 2019
Duration:
10:05
This module provides step-by-step prototyping functionality (with demonstrations) based on the i2C/SMBus interface to a BQ battery charger device.
Rapid prototyping function based on general purpose output
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Duration:
September 25, 2019
Duration:
02:52
This module provides step-by-step prototyping functionality (with demonstrations) based on basic general purpose (GP) output.
Rapid prototyping function based on analog EVMs & BoosterPacks
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Duration:
September 28, 2019
Duration:
03:19
This module expands upon step-by-step functionality with the capability of connecting to various analog EVMs/BoosterPacks.
Rapid prototyping conclusion based on simple demonstration
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Duration:
October 11, 2019
Duration:
05:12
This module continues the conclusion of rapid prototyping with a simple demonstration based on square waves clocking PFC (Power Factor Correction) Controller.
Rapid prototyping conclusion based on complex demonstration
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Duration:
October 16, 2019
Duration:
06:00
This module concludes rapid prototyping with a complex demonstration based on an embedded Linux host controlling NeoPixel over embedded Wi-Fi on a tablet.
Rapid prototyping conclusion based on call to action examples
Date:
Duration:
October 11, 2019
Duration:
01:51
This module starts the conclusion of rapid prototyping with call to action examples.
Rapid prototyping based on embedded wireless system
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Duration:
October 4, 2019
Duration:
10:15
This module covers more user interface concepts (specifically, a wireless Linux host connected by WiFi) and how they are used for control in rapid prototyping.
Rapid prototyping based on embedded wired system
Date:
Duration:
October 4, 2019
Duration:
20:46
This module covers more user interface concepts (specifically, a Linux host wired over USB) and how they are used for control in rapid prototyping.
Rapid prototyping based on cloud computing
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Duration:
October 6, 2019
Duration:
15:06
This module continues with development tool ideas using cloud computing for rapid prototyping.
PSE system firmware GUI training: Online mode
Date:
Duration:
October 1, 2019
Duration:
06:27
This quick training demos how to utilize the TI's PSE system software GUI in online mode.
PSE system firmware GUI training: Offline mode
Date:
Duration:
October 1, 2019
Duration:
13:19
This quick video demos how to configure TI's new PSE system via the PoE PSE GUI tool in offline mode.
PRU-ICSS: Interfacing a processor with multiple ADCs
Date:
Duration:
April 27, 2018
Duration:
02:34
This video demonstrates how the PRU-ICSS subsystem can provide flexible interface between the processor and multiple ADCs.
PRU for 66AK2Gx Processors
The Programmable Real-Time Unit (PRU) is a small processor that is tightly integrated with an IO subsystem, offering low-latency control of IO pins on TI’s SoC devices including the 66AK2Gx, AM335x, AM437x, and AM57x Processors. The PRU is customer-programmable and can be used to implement simple and flexible control functions, peripherals, and state machines that directly access IO pins of the device, as well as can communicate with the application cores.