This code example demonstrates the sensor-less PMSM FOC motor control application using XMC1300/XMC1400. In order to test this code example, XMC1000 Motor Control Application Kit is needed. This kit includes an XMC1300/XMC1400 board and a PMSM low voltage motor card with a 3-phase motor.

This code example demonstrates how to erase a sector of the flash, write data to the sector and check the data for correctness on the XMC MCU device.

This code example demonstrates the use of CCU4 module in XMC MCU to create a PWM signal. The CCU4 slice is configured in monoshot mode and is restarted on an external start event.

This code example demonstrates implementation of a shell on the UART communication interface including commands to toggle a LED using XMC MCU.

This code example demonstrates a position interface (POSIF) module in Hall sensor mode and uses the capture and compare unit 4 (CCU40) module to determine the speed of rotation of the motor.

This code example demonstrates the usage of the Capture and Compare Unit 4 (CCU4) timer by blinking an LED using CCU4 timer period match interrupt available in XMC MCU.

This code example demonstrates generating two complementary pulse width modulated (PWM) waves using the Capture and Compare Unit(CCU8 module) available in XMC MCU.

This community code example (CCE) demonstrates Hall sensor based three phase BLDC motor control application using XMC1300 Boot Kit. In order to test this software, XMC1000 Motor Control Application Kit is needed.

This code example demonstrates the capture feature of Capture and Compare unit (CCU8) slices available in XMC MCU.

This code example demonstrates Event Request Unit (ERU) functionality with external interrupt on XMC MCU evaluation kits. In this example, an external signal, fed into the ERU unit using a GPIO pin, triggers a service request interrupt that toggles an LED.

This code example demonstrates GPIO toggling by periodically blinking an LED using SysTick available in XMC MCU.

This example demonstrates how to convert a single channel using the background source in VADC. In this example, the background source continuously requests conversion. The ADC conversion result is read and displayed on the UART Terminal.

This empty application provides a template for creating applications using XMC MCU.

This code example shows how to use a portion of the internal flash memory of XMC MCUs as emulated EEPROM memory, and provides necessary APIs to perform read and write operations to the emulated EEPROM.

This example demonstrates how to convert multiple channels in a dedicated sequence using the queue source in VADC.

This code example demonstrates the transfer of 3 bytes of data using SPI Master in XMC MCU.

This code example demonstrates the implementation of an I2C master and an I2C slave on the same device based on the Universal Serial Interface Channel (USIC). The I2C master sends commands to the I2C slave to toggle the LEDs present on the XMC development kit.

This code example demonstrates simple UART communication by printing periodic "Hello World!!" message on a terminal and blinking an LED. The message can be seen on a PC terminal.

This code example demonstrates the concatenation or linking feature of the Capture and Compare Unit 4 (CCU4) slices available in XMC MCU.