XMC1000 microcontrollers with Cortex-M0 in practice from microcontroller to system. 12 XMC 2GO projects

Author: Szymon Panecki
Format: B5, 276 pages
ISBN: 978-83-64702-07-5
Wydawnictwo BTC
Legionowo 2016

The book introduces the Reader to the world of Infinmon Technologies XMC1000 microcontrollers. It presents the implementation of projects of uncomplicated systems using microcontrollers from the XMC1000 family in the hardware and application layer.

The book contains 12 complete projects on the XMC 2GO, including:

• Clock with calendar
• Content presenter
• Moisture meter with USB
• Pressure meter with USB
• Digital ammeter with USB
• RF path to the ISM band
• Fan controller
• LED lighting driver

ATTENTION: book written in Polish.

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• Table of Contents
• Introduction

About the author

SZYMON PANECKI was born on February 17, 1985 in Milanówek. He obtained the title of an engineer in Electronics and Telecommunications, and then a master's degree in engineering at the Faculty of Electronics of the Wrocław University of Technology in 2008 and 2010. He also obtained the title of IT engineer at the Faculty of Electronics at the Wrocław University of Technology in 2011.

Szymon Panecki is an experienced electronics constructor who, during his professional career, focuses on defining and designing (both in the hardware and software layer) embedded systems based on microcontrollers with an ARM core from various manufacturers, including, in particular, Infi neon Technologies ( XMC1000 and XMC4000 family), STMicroelectronics (STM32 and STR7), Freescale Semiconductor (Kinetis L) and Silicon Labs (EFM32 and Precision32). The area of ​​his special interest are systems using environmental sensors (humidity, pressure, temperature) and industrial and automotive communication interfaces, mainly CAN.

Szymon Panecki has been cooperating with the Elektronika Praktyczna magazine for many years and the Mikrokontroler.pl portal, where he publishes numerous articles about his projects, as well as new products from companies from the semiconductor industry.