Luminary Micro and Avnet Memec are pleased to announce a series of FREE 1 day technical seminars in the UK, focusing on the MCUs based on the innovative ARM® Cortex™-M3 core architecture.

At these seminars you will gain in-depth technical knowledge about Luminary Micro’s award-winning family of Stellaris® ARM Cortex-M3-based microcontrollers and the most popular tools for working with Stellaris microcontrollers.

You will even walk away with a FREE Stellaris LM3S1968 Evaluation kit worth £50.

To register for this free seminar, please complete the registration form, not forgetting to specify which IDE you want for your free Luminary Micro LM3S1968 development kit: IAR Systems, Keil Realview or Codesourcery.

The seminar will be conducted by speakers from Luminary Micro and ARM, and several members of the Avnet Memec UK technical team will be on hand to discuss your applications individually.

Don’t miss out on the chance to get the inside track on this new architecture, which is at the core of what is being hailed as the low power, high performance, and rich peripheral set MCU family of the future.

Agenda

• Learning what the award-winning Stellaris MCUs can do for your next design
• Experiencing the low power, high performance, and rich peripheral set of the Stellaris family of MCUs using code examples and demonstrations
• Learning about embedded microcontroller applications utilizing multiple on-chip communications interfaces including Ethernet (MAC and PHY), IEEE 1588 PTP assist, CAN, and USB
• Learning how many Stellaris MCUs have specialized motion control capabilities through hardware and software to create energy-efficient motion control designs
• Seeing how easy it is to get started on your current or next design with Stellaris evaluation kits featuring the Stellaris Peripheral Driver Library, and either Keil’s RealView Microcontroller Development Kit or IAR’s Embedded Workbench tools
• Exploring your options for the fastest time to market with Stellaris Reference Design Kits including motion kits for Brushless DC motors, AC induction motors, and Stepper motors.