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Join this session to learn how to take advantage of the innovative features of LPC84x MCU family, the first of three LPC800 releases planned for 2017. Through product feature training and demonstrations, we will show how these low-power, ARM® Cortex®-M0+ based MCUs offer 8-bit simplicity for today’s entry-level 32-bit microcontroller market. We expect that you will leave this session with the right training and evaluation boards to get started immediately in your own embedded development.

NXP’s latest i.MX 8M processors require the latest memories to keep them running efficiently. As a system designer, your memory choices can impact the performance, size, cost, power reliability and longevity of your end product. We will discuss the latest memories supported on the new i.MX 8M processor family. This includes DDR3, DDR4 and LPDDR4. We will show designers how they can prioritize performance, power or price to develop the most optimum system. We will also provide details on eMMC 5.1 storage products. This includes high performance features including command queueing, and several new Cache operations. We will also highlight a new MCP that includes LPDDR4 and eMMC in a single space saving package. This session will provide designers with the tools necessary to create state-of-the-art i.MX 8M systems.

ARM® mbed™ OS is an open source embedded operating system designed specifically for simplifying the development of scalable Internet of Things (IoT) devices. It includes all of the features you need to develop a connected-product based on ARM Cortex®-M microcontrollers such as Kinetis and LPC MCUs. In this hands on workshop you will get familiar with the features of mbed OS and learn how to develop and debug mbed OS applications with a traditional IDE.

This training session will provide a mid-level technical review of the latest generation of Motion Sensors and Pressure Sensors targeted for Automotive Safety Applications. Details to be covered include: a) Portfolio Overview; b) Product key functions / block diagrams; c) Functional safety considerations; d) application use case considerations and e) Development Tools. The session will conclude with a live demonstration.

Security is critical to the growing market for IoT-enabled devices: There were already more than 5 billion connected devices in the world last year, and use is expected to grow to 12 billion by 2020. To support this rapid expansion, prominent internet players, including Alibaba, AWS, Google, IBM and Microsoft are establishing their own cloud services and industrial suppliers are moving quickly to broaden their private cloud offerings. At NXP, we believe strong security doesn't have to be hard to work with. Our "Plug & Trust" approach simplifies the implementation of strong security mechanisms in today's IoT devices. NXP's latest A71CH provides just this level of Plug & Trust IoT Security and delivers proven, chip-to-cloud security right out of the box, enabling every customer to secure IoT devices and safely connect to IoT clouds and services without writing security codes or exposing keys.

When choosing the NFC device for a new design, the system architect must consider many parameters. To avoid unpleasant surprises during software implementation phase, software has to be taken into account as well from the beginning. Different NFC IC categories (NFC Frontends, NFC Controller, Connected Tag) have different strengths, depending on the software environment. The way how highly integrated operating systems like Linux are structured brings both new challenges and advantages. This session examines the considerations necessary when designing in NFC in different operating systems or "bare metal" systems. It also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of the different device categories in dependence of the designated environment.

NXP offers a wide range of powerful microprocessors for the automotive and industrial markets. The memory selection of these systems can impact the performance, size, cost, power, reliability and longevity of your design. During this session we will discuss the new memories supported on the latest i.MX 8 Quad Max processor which is focused on automotive and industrial markets. For DRAM, this will include LPDDR4. For non-volatile memory, this will include Micron’s recently announced XccelaTM Octal SPI-NOR Flash and our newer e.MMC devices. These devices provide higher performance and are offered with automotive temperature and quality ratings. This session will provide designers with the information necessary to develop i.MX 8 systems for state-of-the-art automotive solutions.

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