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 TM4C12x Overview TI’s TM4C12x MCUs offer the industry’s most popular ARM® Cortex®-M4 core with scalable memory and package options, unparalleled connectivity peripherals, and advanced analog integration. From Ethernet connectivity to basic UARTs, the TM4C12x MCUs offer a variety of solutions for networking, displays, sensor hubs, industrial automation, and much more. Connect Providing unparalleled point-to-point connectivity features with four SSI/ SPI, up to 10 I2C, eight UARTs, and USB On-The-Go/Host/Device, the TM4C12x provides an excellent baseline for home, building, and industrial applications. TM4C12x MCUs enable customers an opportunity to increase their connectivity integration without sacrificing price, performance, and power consumption. 

Key Features

 • 10/100 Ethernet MAC + PHY 

• LCD Controller • Data Protection 

• Up to 100,000 write/erase cycles

 • Up to 6 KB of Embedded EEPROM

 • Low-Power Modes, as low as 1.6u/t

 • USB Full/High Speed (Host/Device/OTG)

 • Dual CAN • Motion Control

 • Large, Wide Timer Pool 

• Serial Connectivity Communicate TM4C12x MCUs provide multiple network and communication peripherals, including two CAN controllers, 10/100 Ethernet, and wireless communication libraries. With a variety of examples ready to run on the TM4C12x Evaluation and Development Kits, TI provides everything that customers need to get started networking with Cortex-M. Control TM4C12x MCUs include up to 40 PWM outputs and two quadrature encoder inputs tailored to move motors, switches, and actuators. Supported by two fast, accurate, 12-bit ADCs and three on-chip comparators, TM4C12x microcontrollers are a great fit for simple motion control applications. Customers also have the option to quickly and efficiently implement Control + Automation MCUs TM4C12x Family advanced graphical user interfaces by leveraging the royalty-free TivaWare™ for C Series Graphics Library. Whether it’s graphics, motion, or analog controls, accelerate your design with TM4C12x microcontr

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