Microcontroller workshop helps designers considering using 32-bit architecture

2006-12-14

DT Electronics announces their forthcoming Xpress Track seminar schedule on Atmel’s ARM7 family of microcontrollers. The day-long workshop will provide an introduction to the ARM7 and ARM9 devices and has been tailored for engineers currently considering moving to a 32-bit architecture. The seminar includes two lab sessions that will use Atmel’s popular AT91SAM7S-EK development kit and IAR’s compiler. Additional topics covered will include available peripherals for the ARM7, the AVR32 32-bit architecture and device roadmaps.

Included in the course fee of £50 + VAT, delegates can take away, free of charge, an AT91SAM-ICE (In Circuit Emulator) and an IAR ARM compiler with a code limit of 32K.

The ARM7 Xpress Track UK seminars take place in Maidenhead on the 30th January followed by Manchester on the 31st January. For further details or to register please visit http://www.nuhorizons.com/xpresstrack/atmel/