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Rapid prototyping conclusions
Conclusion of rapid prototyping with call to action examples, simple and complex demonstrations.
Rapid prototyping advanced topics
These videos cover advanced rapid prototyping topics .
Rapid prototyping: Getting started with TI solutions
How many times have you said, “I would like to prototype an idea with TI silicon but I can not get software resources" or “I don’t know how to prototype/program.”
This training shows you how to get started prototyping on TI solutions with minimal or no programming, including the following tasks:
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 conclusion based on complex demonstration
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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 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 call to action examples
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Duration:
October 11, 2019
Duration:
01:51
This module starts the conclusion of rapid prototyping with call to action examples.
Reduce design risk for Low Earth Orbit satellites and other New Space applications
When: October 8, 2019 2:00 pm
What is NewSpace? What does it mean for satellite design? Explore products that meet quality & reliability requirements for short space flights and LEO designs.
Advanced rapid prototyping based on native USB and MultiBlink
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October 7, 2019
Duration:
03:14
This module continues with advanced topics for rapid prototyping using native USB and MultiBlink.
Advanced rapid prototyping based on layered Energia code
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October 7, 2019
Duration:
07:29
This module continues with advanced topics for rapid prototyping: In this case, layered Energia code capabilities that accelerate development.
Rapid prototyping based on embedded wireless system
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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
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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 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 function based on standalone UI (User Interface)
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October 3, 2019
Duration:
15:43
This module continues step-by-step prototyping functionality based on UI (User Interface).
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).
Capacitive Touch Basics with MSP430 MCUs featuring CapTIvate Technology
This section of the video series provides an introduction to capacitive touch using MSP430 MCUs with CapTIvate technology as well as how to get started with CapTIvate Design Center and CapTIvate development tools.
Fundamental PCB Layout and Design Guidelines of MSP430 MCUs with CapTIvate Technology
This training covers the fundamental design techniques required to implement a successful capacitive sensing hardware design. This series will explore a number of design topics, including: Basic layout guidelines overlays, back lighting; Dealing with moisture; Self capacitance sensors; Mutual capacitance sensors; and Proximity sensors.
Introduction to EMC Challenges and Design with CapTIvate MCUs
This video series provides a reference on designing capacitive touch capabilities to withstand EMC challenges commonly found in human machine interface applications.
Application Demos of Capacitive Touch Featuring MSP430 MCUs with CapTIvate Technology
Capacitive sensing enables buttons, sliders, wheels and proximity features to be added to a wide-range of applications including building and home access panels and security systems, appliances, personal electronics and more. Watch the videos in this series to get an idea of the capabilities CapTIvate technology can bring to your next application.
BOOSTXL-CAPKEYPAD Capacitive Touch BoosterPack Module Introduction and Demos
This series provides an overview of the BOOSTXL-CAPKEYPAD capacitive touch BoosterPack plug-in module. The BoosterPack features the MSP430FR2522 MCU and allows developers to evaluate capacitive touch capabilities for their next design. The videos provide an overview of the BoosterPack and the out-of-box demos using the CapTIvate Programmer board and the MSP430FR6989 and MSP430F5529 LaunchPad development kits.