Getting Started with SAM L10/L11 Xplained Pro
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As the number of IoT endpoints continues to grow, the frequency of security vulnerabilities is also increasing. Designers are looking for MCUs that can help reduce power consumption while enhancing security.
SAML10 and L11 MCU series have made their debut! — Integrating chip-level security, Arm® TrustZone® technology, ultra-low power operation, and excellent capacitive touch functionality into a 32-bit MCU
The SAM L10 and L11 MCU series tackle these challenges in innovative ways, featuring rich peripherals and excellent security characteristics, while maintaining extremely low power consumption. They operate at a frequency of 32 MHz, with memory configurations of up to 64 KB flash and 16 KB SRAM. The series includes two models: SAM L10 and SAM L11, both of which offer outstanding ultra-low power performance along with enhanced peripheral touch controllers (PTC) and advanced analog features. The SAM L11 also adds integrated hardware security. Both models provide 24 and 32 pin package options, targeting applications in IoT and security, low power, capacitive touch, and general embedded control applications. Now, let’s introduce a development tool (SAM L10 and SAM L11 Xplained Pro Evaluation Kit) suitable for getting started with these two devices.
These tools fully support IoT and security, low power, and touch demonstrations, accelerating your product development and time to market!
Let’s take a look at a Chinese application note titled “Getting Started with SAM L10/L11 Xplained Pro”!
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Order the SAM L10/SAM L11 Xplained Pro Evaluation Kit
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Atmel Studio 7 (using GCC compiler) is the preferred IDE for getting started with SAM L10/SAM L11 MCU. Atmel START is the preferred user interface for generating initial projects.
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Getting Started with SAM L10/SAM L11 using Atmel Studio 7 and START
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Debugging SAM L11 security solutions using Atmel Studio 7 and START
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