[Renesas Zero-Basic Introduction] Renesas MCU Zero-Basic Introduction Series Tutorials (updating and serializing)

Renesas MCU zero-based entry tutorial series

Preface

Thanks to Renesas' powerful MCU, powerful software development tools ( e² studio ), and the support provided by Renesas and RA ecological studios, our team wrote "Object-Oriented Module Programming Method in ARM Embedded System ", the book has 37 chapters and nearly 500 pages:

  • Explain the use of object-oriented programming in the development of single-chip microcomputer
  • Analyzing peripheral drivers with FSP software package examples
  • Explain how to use RASC to configure on-chip devices
  • Teach you how to write object-oriented programming
  • It also explains how to operate external modules: introducing programming ideas in large projects
  • Many microcontroller engineers have no concept of software engineering, and the programs they write have poor structure and are difficult to transplant and expand. Engineers who specialize in software and have no embedded foundation always find it difficult to deal with hardware.

This tutorial is for you:

  • Introduce the concept of software engineering to MCU engineers, split the project into subsystems, design subsystems in layers, and use object-oriented thinking when writing code
  • Explain hardware knowledge to software engineers and teach you how to write drivers
  • Engineers who want to improve their programming skills: Now that the performance of MCU is getting stronger and stronger, the projects that can be done are getting bigger and bigger. The method of implementing all functions in a C file is not suitable for large projects.

Supporting hardware and information

This tutorial is written based on the DShanMCU-RA6M5 development board published by Weidongshan Baiwen . Students who need it can get it here: https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=728461040949

Obtain supporting information: https://renesas-docs.100ask.net

Chapter Summary (Table of Contents)

The tutorial has a total of 37 chapters. The following is a summary of the chapters:

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