I began to learn about the chip arm.I'd like to find some documentation:
+ Development kit
+ A few examples
+ DIY circuit loaded (Jlink, Ulink)
...
hope all who help me
Thank everybody!
but currently I'm a student and buying one learning kit is very difficult.I come from Vietnam, delicate little money to buy one kit with the amount of the cost of 1 month's food and my rent, so I want a kit will save yourself a lot more
Thank everybody!
but currently I'm a student and buying one learning kit is very difficult.I come from Vietnam, delicate little money to buy one kit with the amount of the cost of 1 month's food and my rent, so I want a kit will save yourself a lot more
Thank everybody!
but currently I'm a student and buying one learning kit is very difficult.I come from Vietnam, delicate little money to buy one kit with the amount of the cost of 1 month's food and my rent, so I want a kit will save yourself a lot more
While the Raspberry PI maybe a viable choice for an Embedded Linux development platform, it lacks many of the peripheral modules associated with traditional microcontroller.
The Broadcom BCM2835 used in the Raspberry PI design is also an ARM11 variant (ARM1176JZFS). not an ARM7 variant as requested by the OP.
It is also close to ten times the cost of the TI Stellaris Launchpad, when you factor in an SD card, power supply and shipping costs.
ARM7 is going to be replaced more and more by Cortex-M3 and Cortex-M4 which is the next development phase of ARM7.
So I suggest to study Cortex-M3/M4 instead.
Good option would be also to use Atmel ATSAM4S - Cortex-M4. You can download for free Atmel Studio 6, which has SW Simulator so you can study the modules, write SW and run it on Simulator. It also has all the SW drivers and exmples built in, all for free. You can get it from Atmel website.
There is ATSAM4S XPLAIN board coming out soon (in October I think), it will have SAM4S16 (1MB flash Cortex M4) on it and you don't need jtag to use it as it has the chip built on board. Would cost around 30$. See below: http://www.atmel.no/webdoc/sam4s16xplained/sam4s16xplained.introductionsection_lvq_mjg_xf.html
thanks everyone interested in my topic.Actually talking about $ 4.99 to buy the kit is not too difficult.but looking for one person to learn is very useful.I hope people can help me.
A lot of problems here:
- The level
-the language (I'm not good at english, what I write here is translated by google. I hope people understand)
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can someone help me buy EK-LM4F120XL - Stellaris® LM4F120 LaunchPad Evaluation Board be?
I live in Vietnam