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Original microcontroller in the QFP100 package has no Nexus port at all which may be a significant drawback during the development and test process. “Leopard” Nexus Emulation Adapter is based on the MPC5643L microcontroller in the BGA257 package (emulation device), which also exposes 12-bit Nexus port. The Emulation...
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“emulation” device. When certain target microcontroller signal needs to be inspected e.g. by an oscilloscope, below description helps locating it. Pin 1 marker 100-pin layout – emulation adapter top view Target microcontroller SPC56EL60 – 100 LQFP pin configuration iSYSTEM, November 2018...
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When it’s meant soldering the solder part manually, it’s highly recommended prolonging the dimension E on the outer side (e.g. for 1.5-2 mm) during the PCB design. Note that without this modification it’s very difficult to solder the solder part manually. IA100TQ-SOLDER dimensions iSYSTEM, November 2018...
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Note: It has been confirmed that some quartz crystals don’t generate sufficient clock amplitude for the MPC564xL microcontroller operation. Freescale MPC564xL reference design uses the NX5032GA quartz and no problems have been noticed with the emulation adapter when using this particular type. iSYSTEM, November 2018...
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CVDD_HV_ADR1 (pin 12), CVDD_HV_ADR0 (pin 14), CVDD_HV_OSC (pin 16), CVDD_HV_IO (pin 18) and GND (pins 21-26) signals. iSYSTEM emulation adapter power supply adapter (ordering code: IEA-PS), which can provide 3.3V or 5V voltage, connects on top of the emulation adapter directly to the U3 header row and allows standalone usage of the emulation adapter.
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Disclaimer: iSYSTEM assumes no responsibility for any errors which may appear in this document, reserves the right to change devices or specifications detailed herein at any time without notice, and does not make any commitment to update the information herein.
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