Add support for ubirch boards #4315
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fix lpuart clock source settings, retrieve clock frequency accordingly
mbed kinetis low power modes mbed kinetis low power modes
add usense support add usense support
fixed clock config, fixed UART pins fixed clock config, fixed UART pins fixed clock config, fixed UART pins
fix ubridge and usense target
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looks good. |
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Awesome. Thanks! |
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are we having 2 KL82Z boards, one one K82Z ? Why that duplication in the case of KL82Z ? There could be one MCU target , the 2 targets would inherit the all definitions from its parent?
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That would be an option I guess, the difference is mainly pinout of the actual board. The same applies to the K82F.
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Agreed. @0xc0170 I'll make this use target inheritance instead. @thinkberg I'm going to add another commit to the series. If you think I should remove it, I can do so.
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Thanks ! Be careful though KL82Z is actually a board not MCU (at least that is what I noticed in targets.json), thus there should be MCU KL82Z and MCU K82F ?
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True, but the directories are not yet setup like that. If we can get NXP on the horn, we could do a general refactor of these targets.
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@theotherjimmy happy with it as it is ?
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That would be an option I guess, the difference is mainly pinout of the actual board. The same applies to the K82F.
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The MCU would define the HAL, where as the board would define the pins associated with the board. |
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@thinkberg Could you give us a link to where these boards are available? |
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Taken from the original PR:
Description
Add support for our ubirch boards. UBRIDGE is a board with a K82F, GSM modem and some other parts that is programmed via USB (using an adapter board based on a K20DX). USENSE is a small form factor low-power sensor module with a KL82z MCU and sub-1GHz RF.
The changes include a fix in the debug uart settings, allowing for boards without external oscillator. It also enables the TRNG in the K_82 MCU for mbed.
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IN DEVELOPMENT
Migrations
NO
Todos
cc @thinkberg @0xc0170
I accidentally closed the old PR. Whoops.