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General| ADC Resolution | Up to 12-bit |
|---|---|
| Architecture | TriCore |
| Safety Features | Lockstep cores |
| Communication Interfaces | Ethernet, CAN FD, LIN, SPI, I2C |
| Operating Voltage | 3.3V / 5V |
| Target Applications | Automotive, industrial |
| Package | BGA |
Describes the manual's purpose, features, and hardware details of the AURIX™ TCxx4 lite Kit.
Identifies design, verification, test, and software engineers as the target users.
Illustrates the main components and interconnections of the AURIX™ TCxx4 lite Kit.
Details the DC and USB power input options and voltage considerations for the AURIX™ TCxx4 lite Kit.
Describes the on-board user push button, reset button, LEDs, and potentiometer functionality.
Explains debugging via on-board miniWiggler and DAP connector, including USB and serial connections.
Details the reset functionality, including power-on reset and methods to issue a reset signal.
Describes the CAN interface, the TLE9251V transceiver, and pin mapping for CAN signals.
Explains the possibility to assemble external Cypress Semper™ NOR Flash devices.
Describes the option to assemble external serial F-RAM, including connection details and limitations.
Details user startup modes and how they are selected by boot mode index and resistors.
Explains specific configuration signals (HWCFG) and their associated resistors for board setup.
Describes optional resistors that enable/disable or change specific signal functions on the board.
Provides detailed pin mapping for the X1 and X2 expansion connectors on the board.
Details signal mapping for Shield2Go Connectors 1 & 2 and the MikroBus™ connector.
Maps AURIX™ pin functions to Arduino compatible interface standards.
Details the pin assignment and usage of the 10-pin Device Access Port (DAP) debug connector.
