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- 28 Mar 2017, 10:37
- Forum: Nuvoton 8051
- Topic: How to calculate the window watchdog timer (WWDT) time-out interval?
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How to calculate the window watchdog timer (WWDT) time-out interval?
The WWDT time-out interval is calculated as follows: Pre-scale Value * Counter Value / FWWDT Pre-scale Value: The pre-scale value counter Value: The maximum value of the counter, which is a constant 64 FWWDT: Clock source frequency of WWDT There are two kinds of WWDT clock sources for selection: HCL...
- 28 Mar 2017, 10:36
- Forum: Nuvoton 8051
- Topic: What is the main function of Window Watchdog Timer (WWDT)?
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What is the main function of Window Watchdog Timer (WWDT)?
The Window Watchdog Timer (WWDT) protects the entire system by restarting the chip when the program is unable to control due to unexpected errors during the execution of the program and the WwDT counter is reset incorrectly. The WWDT has a 6-bit counter, and a settable Reload Window. During operatio...
- 28 Mar 2017, 10:35
- Forum: Nuvoton 8051
- Topic: What restrictions do users need to pay attention when using the GPIO De-bounce function?
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What restrictions do users need to pay attention when using the GPIO De-bounce function?
The GPIO De-bounce function is used to filter noise or interference on the pin. After a voltage signal generates a rising or falling edge, if the time to keep high or low level exceeds the De-bounce time set by the user, a GPIO interrupt occurs. However, there is a limitation related to this functio...
- 28 Mar 2017, 10:35
- Forum: Nuvoton 8051
- Topic: Does the lack of nReset pin with regard to the SWD or ICE interface cause any restriction?
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Does the lack of nReset pin with regard to the SWD or ICE interface cause any restriction?
The SWD or ICE interface contains five pins, including VDD, ICE_DAT, ICE_CLK, nReset and VSS. Through the SWD or ICE interface, the user can do MCU programming or debugging with the Nu-Link. Specifically, the nReset pin is used to reset the MCU or initialize SWD and ICE signals. If the Reset pin is ...
- 28 Mar 2017, 10:34
- Forum: Nuvoton 8051
- Topic: Does any of Nuvoton 8051 MCU series support ISP (In System Programming) function? Does the 8051 MCU series include the I
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Does any of Nuvoton 8051 MCU series support ISP (In System Programming) function? Does the 8051 MCU series include the I
Standard 8051 series which can be divided into Part numbers with ISP function: Part numbers without ISP function: The user can write the ISP program through a third-party programming tool. Low Pin 8051 series which can be divided into Part numbers with ISP function: Part numbers without ISP function...
- 28 Mar 2017, 10:34
- Forum: Nuvoton 8051
- Topic: What are the storage conditions for chip vacuum packages before and after opening?
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What are the storage conditions for chip vacuum packages before and after opening?
Please read storage conditions and related precautions on the chip vacuum packaging aluminum bag. For the location of the storage conditions and related precautions, please refer to the following figure.
- 28 Mar 2017, 10:33
- Forum: Nuvoton 8051
- Topic: What Nuvoton MCU series is provided with LCD driver function?
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What Nuvoton MCU series is provided with LCD driver function?
Currently, the LCD driver function is supported by four Nuvoton MCU series: Nano110, Nano 130, Nano 112, and N76E616 series. Specifically, the first three series include the ARM/ Cortex? M0 core, and the last one includes the 8051 core. Related specifications are listed below: Note: Charge pump can ...
- 27 Mar 2017, 14:59
- Forum: Nuvoton Cortex-M0/M23 MCU
- Topic: What is the power source supplied to VDD12 in the NUC505 series?
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What is the power source supplied to VDD12 in the NUC505 series?
VDD12 in the NUC505 can be powered from an external LDO or internal LDO. External LDO: VDD12 in the NUC505 is connected to an external 1.2V, and LDO_CAP connects a 4.7uF capacitor to ground, as shown in Figure 1. Internal LDO: LDO_CAP in the NUC505 is first connected to the 4.7uF capacitor, and then...
- 27 Mar 2017, 14:58
- Forum: Nuvoton Cortex-M0/M23 MCU
- Topic: How to use RTC function in the NUC505 series?
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How to use RTC function in the NUC505 series?
The RTC function in the NUC505 needs to be enabled by RTC_WAKEUP. When the system is powered on, RTC_nRWAKE needs to be grounded so that the RTC function can be enabled. After power on, if the RTC_nRWAKE pin continues low for a period of time (set by the RTC_POWCTL register), the system hardware wil...
- 27 Mar 2017, 14:57
- Forum: Nuvoton Cortex-M0/M23 MCU
- Topic: How to use Nu-Link to do encrypted file offline programming for the NUC505 series?
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How to use Nu-Link to do encrypted file offline programming for the NUC505 series?
Use the ICP tool to enable the MTP encryption function. The related MTP setting is shown in Figure 1. After the MTP related setting, you can select MTP to encrypt the file. Then, refresh the data area and save the file to obtain an encrypted bin file, as shown in Figure 3. Then, select the Offline P...
