Renesas RTK7EKA6M4S00001BE

ARM® Cortex®-M33 MCU Evaluation Board Including On-Chip Debugger for RA6M4

Eval Kit, 32Bit Arm Cortex-M33; Silicon Manufacturer:Renesas; No. Of Bits:32Bit; Silicon Family Name:Ra; Core Architecture:Arm; Core Sub-Architecture:Cortex-M33; Silicon Core Number:R7Fa6M4Af3Cfb Rohs Compliant: Yes |Renesas Electronics Corporation RTK7EKA6M4S00001BE

Family Name = Development Kits / Product Type = Evaluation Kit / Frequency MHz = 200 / Program Memory KB = 256 / Memory Size MB = 1 / Memory Type = Flash / Memory Type = RAM / Interfaces = Grove Interface / Interfaces = I²C / Interfaces = USB / Wireless Connectivity = Bluetooth / Supply Voltage Max. V = 5 / Length mm = 90 / Width mm = 54

The EK-RA6M4 evaluation kit enables users to effortlessly evaluate the features of the RA6M4 MCU Group and develop embedded systems applications using the Flexible Software Package (FSP) and e2 studio IDE. Utilize rich on-board features along with your choice of popular ecosystem add-ons to bring your big ideas to life. Getting Started Running the Quick Start Example Project The EK-RA6M4 comes pre-programmed with a Quick Start example project (source code provided in the [Document:1353906]). Power up the EK-RA6M4 board through the debug USB port (J10) using the micro USB device cable connected to a 5V power source. The white power LED will light up. The Quick Start example project will begin to execute blinking the blue user LED. Refer to the [Document:1351476] to explore additional functionality of the Quick Start example project. Developing Embedded Applications Modifying the Quick Start example project – Refer to the EK-RA6M4 Quick Start Guide for instructions on importing, modifying, and building the Quick Start example project Start with one of the many other example projects – Choose from many example projects provided in the EK-RA6M4 Example Project Bundle to learn about different peripherals of the RA6M4 MCU Group. These example projects can serve as excellent starting points for you to develop your custom applications. Building a Custom Hardware Start by building a functional prototype – Utilize the EK-RA6M4 board with your choice of hundreds of popular ecosystem add-ons. Build custom hardware – Develop custom hardware by referring to the design and manufacturing information provided in the [Document:1353936].