Introduction; Key Features - Infineon MCU4 Manual

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Radar Baseboard MCU4
XENSIV™ 24 GHz radar system platform

Introduction

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Introduction
The Radar Baseboard MCU4 is a generic sensor interface for Infineon's 24 GHz radar sensors. The central MCU
can perform radar data processing or forward the sensor data to a USB interface or an Arduino interface. The
board is designed to allow customers to do prototyping and system integrations as well as initial product
feature evaluations.
An onboard debugger with licensed firmware from SEGGER, it also allows easy debugging over USB. Infineon's
powerful, free-of-charge toolchain DAVE™ can be used for programming the XMC4700 microcontroller. This
application note describes the key features and hardware configuration of the Radar Baseboard MCU4 in detail.
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Key features

The primary features of the Radar Baseboard MCU4 are:
XMC4700 – 32-bit Arm® Cortex®-M4 based microcontroller for signal processing
Multiple power supply possibilities – micro-USB, external power supply or battery
Compatible with Arduino for ease of use and prototyping
Current sensors for current consumption estimation
Onboard debugger for debugging
SD card reader for raw data storage
User-configurable LEDs
User-configurable button
Application Note
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V2.1
2023-02-14

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