For the ARM core-based TX03 Series, evaluation and training kits are available from third parties. They will come handy for

evaluation purposes prior to development.

All the kits come with an evaluation version of the Toshiba integrated development environment* and sample software*, so you can

perform all the software development steps from prototyping to evaluation. (*Packaged or downloadable)

Third-Party Microcontroller Starter and Training Kits

COMPUTEX CO., LTD.

www.computex.co.jp/eg

ARM Ltd. (Keil)

www.arm.com

IAR Systems

www.iar.com

<Supported MCUs>

TMPM330

TMPM341

TMPM364

TMPM366

TMPM370

TMPM380

<Supported MCUs>

TMPM330

TMPM362

TMPM364

TMPM390

TMPM395

<Supported MCU>

TMPM330

You can download standard device drivers for the on-chip peripherals; thus you can focus on the development of application

software.

For the supported microcontrollers, visit the Toshiba microcomputer website at:

http://www.semicon.toshiba.co.jp/eng/product/micro/index.html

Toshiba Sample Device Drivers

Application notes are provided in the form of sample software in order to help you better understand Toshiba’s microcontrollers before

you begin product development. You can also use them as a guide when creating software.

Application Notes

Toshiba offers a suite of drivers for controlling on-chip peripherals without being concerned about registers.

Toshiba also offers sample programs for on-chip peripherals that combine multiple drivers.

Reading ADC data from an analog input pin

Switching between NORMAL and STOP modes

Generating a sawtooth waveform from the DA pin

UART initialization and receive/transmit operation using the DMAC

Reading and writing an SRAM connected to the external bus

Executing a program out of the on-chip RAM to erase and program the on-chip

Flash memory

SSP initialization and self-loopback test

Generating timer interrupts at an interval of 500 ms

Generating square-wave forms with variable duty cycles using

the PPG

Watchdog timer initialization

Header files, peripheral drivers and sample programs

Software Interface Standard (CMSIS) defined by ARM Ltd.

The CMSIS is a software interface standard, which enables consistent and simple software interfaces

to the processor for interface peripherals, real-time operating systems, and middleware, simplifying

software re-use, and reducing the learning time for new microcontroller developers. Toshiba’s sample

software and drivers are CMSIS-compliant. ARM Ltd. also offers various CMSIS DSP libraries of

sample software as shown at right, which can be downloaded from the onARM website.

onARM website: http://www.onarm.com/

CMSIS

Vector operations

Matrix operations

Complex number operations

Filter functions

Control functions

PID controllers

Fourier transforms

Sample Program Examples

Sample Software Examples

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