Presented by
Total Phase, Inc.

Applying Embedded Tools for I2C, SPI, and USB Debugging and Development

This lab session addresses the interests of engineers seeking to find faster ways to develop and debug the I2C, SPI, and USB peripheral interfaces of Renesas microcontrollers. The hands-on lab shows how to use host adapters, protocol analyzers and other types of support tools in the system development and debugging process. Experiments are used to send, analyze, and filter bus traffic, enabling real-time visibility into events occurring at the protocol level. The material covered imparts a strong understanding of the ways that various tools can be applied to maximize MCU performance while also shortening the application development cycle.

Presented: 10/14/2008, 9:30 AM
Length: 120 Minutes

Course Material:

• Presentation
• Handout

Related Courses:

• Using HEW's Many Capabilities to Boost Software Development Productivity
• Rapid Configuration of On-chip Peripherals using the I/O Wizard
• Overview of the Eclipse IDE for the Renesas SH7722-based Platform
• Run-time Data Visualization of Embedded Systems with µC/Probe
• In-circuit Debugging utilizing Renesas Development Tools and On-chip Resources
• Obtaining Interactive Control of an MCU and Development Tools using HEW Target Server
• Advanced Emulator Capabilities for Debugging Embedded Systems
• Advanced Debugging Features of the JTAG and AUD Trace Port