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Overview of AT32 Work Bench capabilities including peripheral initialization, PIN MUX, clock configuration, and code generation.
Instructions for installing AT32 Work Bench on Windows by running the executable file.
Guide for installing AT32 Work Bench on Linux using dpkg command or graphical installation.
Steps to create a new project by selecting MCU serials, model, package, Flash, and SRAM.
Method to open a previously saved project file (*.ATWP) through File Explorer.
Displays a list of recently created projects for quick access and selection.
Overview of the main menu bar and toolbar options for navigating and operating the AT32 Work Bench.
Introduces peripheral pin configuration, including layout, status, and basic settings.
Detailed configuration of GPIO pins, covering GPIO type, pull type, mode, and driver capability.
Configure DMA data transfer, including direction, priority, mode, peripheral/memory increment, and data alignment.
Configure interrupt priorities, enabled status, and system interrupts within the NVIC.
Configure the clock path, parameters, and output using the Clock Configuration window.
Display and navigate the automatically generated C code for peripherals and system initialization.
Configure project name, location, toolchain, linker settings, and MCU/firmware packages for code generation.
Instructions on how to preserve custom user code during subsequent code re-generation.
Manage firmware packages by selecting installation location, installing from local or network, and removing packages.
| Series | AT32 |
|---|---|
| Flash Memory | Up to 4032 KB (depending on the specific model) |
| SRAM | Up to 512 KB (depending on the specific model) |
| ADC | 12-bit |
| DAC | 12-bit |
| Communication Interfaces | USB, CAN, UART, SPI, I2C |
| Temperature Range | -40°C to +85°C / +105°C |
| Package Options | LQFP, QFN, BGA |
| Cryptography | Hardware AES, HASH |
| Architecture | ARM Cortex-M4/M7 |
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