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PV198 Course - NXP FRDM-MCXN947 Projects

This repository contains my homework submissions for the PV198 course at FI MUNI. All projects are written in C (unless stated otherwise) and designed to run on the NXP FRDM-MCXN947 development board.

Course Submissions

  • Submission_01_0: Basic LED blinky - introductory task to verify the toolchain and environment.
  • Submission_02_2: LED control using buttons - basic GPIO input and output handling.
  • Submission_03_2: Button debouncing - implementing reliable input detection using Timers (CTIMER) and Interrupts (GPIO IRQ).
  • Submission_04_1: PWM RGB LED - generating sine-wave intensity transitions on RGB LEDs using CTIMER PWM mode.
  • Submission_05_01: ADC + PWM - reading analog values from a joystick (LPADC) to control the intensity of RGB LEDs via PWM.
  • Submission_06_2: SPI Communication - interfacing with the BMP280 pressure and temperature sensor using the LPSPI peripheral.
  • Submission_07_01: I2C Display - controlling an OLED display (SH1106) over I2C, including primitive drawing and text rendering.
  • Submission_08_02: UART & Control - controlling the Rainbow LED through serial commands (LPUART) for intensity and blinking patterns.
  • Submission_09_02: SPI Slave - implementing an SPI slave device that reports sensor data (BMP280) and handles custom protocol commands.
  • Sumbission_10_1: Python & ESP - (Python script) Serial communication with an ESP Wi-Fi module using AT commands to fetch data from a server.
  • Submission_11: Character LCD - implementing a 4-bit interface driver for a standard HD44780-compatible character LCD.

Tools Used

  • Hardware: NXP FRDM-MCXN947
  • IDE: MCUXpresso IDE
  • SDK: MCUXpresso SDK for MCXN947

How to Build and Run

  1. Open MCUXpresso IDE.
  2. Import the project from the specific Submission_XX folder.
  3. Build the project.
  4. Connect the board via USB (LinkServer/CMSIS-DAP).
  5. Click Debug to flash and run the code.

Note: Some projects print output to the debug console. Make sure to open a terminal or use the IDE's console view to see PRINTF messages.

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course work from Onechip controllers attended at Masaryk university. Using MCUExpresso and FRDM947 devboard

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