MCU_M251 Target Family Info

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Features Supported

Peripheral Drivers Supported

• Analog Inputs: Analog input (ADC) peripheral driver
• Async I2C Controller/Master: Driver allowing I2C controller mode to be used in the background via interrupts and/or DMA.
• I2C Peripheral/Slave: I2C for interrupt-based peripheral/slave mode
• Serial RTS/CTS Flow Control: Serial (UART) peripheral supports using RTS and/or CTS pins for hardware flow control.
• Low-Precision Ticker: Also known as the Low-Power Ticker, this peripheral keeps time at a low-frequency clock (usually 32kHz) and generates events for the application. Usually it is used to implement low power sleep.
• Legacy Async Serial (UART): Legacy asynchronous serial API via SerialBase
• GPIO Port Input: Driver for reading from an entire GPIO port at a time
• I2C Controller/Master: I2C driver for synchronous (blocking) controller/master mode
• Sleep: Support for sending the processor to sleep when no threads/ISRs are executing.
• SPI Controller/Master: Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) controller/master mode
• GPIO Interrupts: GPIO input pin interrupt support
• GPIO Port I/O: Driver for using an entire GPIO port as a bidirectional I/O port.
• Analog Outputs: Analog output (DAC) peripheral driver
• Async SPI: Allows use of SPI controller mode in the background via interrupts and/or DMA.
• GPIO Port Output: Driver for writing to an entire GPIO port at a time
• SPI Peripheral/Slave: Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) device/slave mode
• μs Ticker: Clock peripheral with at least microsecond resolution that Mbed uses to implement Timer and Ticker.
• PWM Out: Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) generator peripheral driver
• Memory Protection Unit: Mbed supports configuring the MPU on this device to disable writing to ROM and executing from RAM.
• Flash IAP: Driver allowing In-Application Programming (IAP) of the MCU flash memory.
• RTC: Real-Time Clock. Clock which keeps track of real world time, usually using a low frequency, accurate clock.
• Watchdog: Peripheral which resets the chip if software doesn't service it within a configurable amount of time. Used to guard against software hangs.
• Serial (UART): Support for buffered and unbuffered serial (UART) ports

Boards in this Target Family

Board	MCU Part Number	Extra Features	Extra Peripheral Drivers	Components	RAM Banks	Flash Banks
NUMAKER_IOT_M252	M252KG6AE				IRAM1: 32 kiB	IROM1: 256 kiB

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