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We would like to invite you to a webinar on the following topic : "Getting started with XMC4800 EtherCAT^®". XMC4800 is the first-ever EtherCAT^® node on an ARM^® Cortex^®-M 32-bit microcontroller with on-chip flash and analog/mixed signal capabilities.

Webinar facts

Date: 13th May 2016
Time:4:30pm ( GMT+8)
Presenter: Mr Travis Too
Language: English

In this webinar you will learn about:

• How to make use of the Beckhoff Slave Stack Tool and also integrate the Slave Stack code into DAVE4 project.
  
• Interfacing the TwinCAT with XMC4800 relax kit to control the LEDs or reading the status of the push buttons.
  

Who should attend:

• Developers of EtherCAT® slave with XMC4800.
  

Please register here.


在该网络研讨会中，您可以了解：

新推出的XM4800微控制器集成 EtherCAT^® 功能。在“入门指南”部分，我们会介绍如何建立一个 XMC^® EtherCAT^® 项目，在集成XMC4800和PHY的 relaxkit板上，通过EtherCAT^® 接收按钮命令输入或控制LED显示。

哪些人应该参加 对XMC4800感兴趣并从事EtherCAT^®从设备开发的技术人员


日期: 五月十三日
时间: 下午4点30分(GMT+8)
主讲人： Travis Too

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On-demand version of the webcast can be viewed here:
http://bit.ly/Getting_Started_with_XMC4800_EtherCAT Show Less

This thread deals with programming an XMC4500 uC by using the XMC-LIB from Infineon.
Maybe somebody else is interested in this kind of programming.

I'll add in the next weeks code files / code examples, for different peripherals on the XMC4500 (especially the driver level, and peripherals needed for a quadrocopter realization)

This peripherals will be provided at first instance:





The code will generally be written in classic C, but I'll try to keep the functions flexible, so it shouldn't be a big deal to implement the Code in other high-level languages.
I'm programming the source code in eclipse (a DAVE Application is not necessary)


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Hi,

the open multicopter software is located at https://github.com/ManagementCenterInnsbruck/Flying-PCB

This is still a new project, so feedback regarding GitHub is appreciated. 🙂

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Welcome to XMC Hands On Training on
How to use DAVE APPs for UART and I2C communications?

Overview


This demo shall guide you on how to configure the USIC APPs for UART and I2C, and use them to run UART and I2C communications.


Please download the zip file which will guide you on this example.

The file "XMC4500_HOT_USIC_APPs.zip" contains the following
- Working project example of the mentioned topic
- A readme power point slide describing the implementation.

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I understand that the standard ESD 20.20 is revised from ver.2007 to ver.2014.

As part of the change I identified that the Process required insulators/isolator conductor and few EPA controlled items have been newly added into the verion.2014.

I have the below query for which I need your clarifications.

Query 1:
I wanted to know which all (for example., paper, pen, screw driver etc.) are categorized under Process required insulators and Isolator conductor.
Can you please help me on the above categorization.

Query 2:
There are precautionary measure defined to prevent the charge being generated from the Process required insulators from affecting the ESD.
But I would like to know if I have to measure Electric field for each Process required insulators ,every time I perform ESD testing.
For example if I am using paper and measuring the electric field and in the next step if I use screw driver do I have to again measure the electric field.
Similarly do I have to keep measuring for all the items every time.

Query 3:
Could you please share an documents or explain about the isolator conductors in detail. Show Less

Hello all,

The current getting started examples published on the XMC11/12/1300 boot kits' webpage are based on the XMC Lib (LLDs).
But I understand that for some users, it is still preferred to have the some simple examples showing directly the accesses to the peripheral registers.
Hence, I attached the previously available non-LLD / non-APP example codes.



These covers the following peripherals:
- ACMP
- ADC
- CCU4/8
- CORDIC MATH Coprocessor
- ERU
- GPIO
- IIC
- POSIF
- RTC
- SPI
- SysTick
- UART
- WDT

Regards,
Min Wei Show Less

Welcome to XMC Hands On Training on
EtherCAT DAVE4 apps Getting Started with XMC4800 relax kit

Explore this hands on training which is created using the DAVE4 EtherCAT apps which offer convenience to software development.

Overview



This training shall guide you on how to create an EtherCAT slave using the XMC4800 relax kit and DAVE4 apps. It provides the instructions on how to do the memory mapping of the EtherCAT Salve and also to integrate the Slave Stack Code into the DAVE4 project.

Lastly we shall make use of the EtherCAT Master (TwinCAT2) to control the ON/OFF of the LEDs and monitor the buttons of the XMC4800 relax kit.


Please download the zip file "HOT_XMC48_ECAT_GettingStarted Dave4.zip" which contains the following
- Power point slides which describe the project system implementation and XMC configurations that can be found in the Document folder.
- A working example project to be import into DAVE4 which can be found in the DAVE4 project folder. Show Less

Would you like to have an ARM Cortex M0 with performance better than M3? Are you looking for a M4 MCU with EtherCAT built in? We would like to invite you to join the latest webcast on Infineon XMC1400 and XMC4800-High performance realtime Cortex M0 and M4 EtherCAT MCU.

In this webinar you will learn about:

• XMC1400 major applications, system block
  
• XMC4700/XMC4800 major applications, system block
  

Who should attend:

• Application Engineers
  
• Product Manger
  
• System Designers
  

Join our webinar
Date; 16^th December 2015
Time: 03:30pm (GMT+8)

Presenter:
Mr. Andy Wong
Mr. Ang Min Wei

Please register here:
https://infineoncommunity.com/LP=586




The webinar has been recorded. Please click on the below link to view video of the webcast.
http://bit.ly/XMC_32-bit_Industrial_MCUs Show Less

Hi all,

I had created this EtherCAT tooling guide to give an overview of the required tool chains necessary for the development of XMC4800 with EtherCAT. Please kindly download a copy of this power point slide for your reference.

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