Part 3: Leveraging the ARM Cortex-M7 core for Motor Control Applications
The embedded market is currently ablaze with IoT (Internet of Things) concepts. The opportunity to remotely monitor and manage countless motorized appliances in the home and beyond can now be realized from the comfort of our armchairs, workplaces or further afield.
The latest member of the fast emerging Kinetis V series of ARM® Cortex®-M class MCUs from NXP– the Kinetis KV5x MCU family is well equipped to handle the demands of multi-motor applications.
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Attend this webinar so you can rest easy, with the understanding of the new Kinetis KV5x MCU that leverages the latest ARM technology to bring motor control to the IoT era.
Mark Houston is the Global Product Manager for NXP’s portfolio of Motor Control and Power Control Solutions for Microcontrollers. With over 15 years of experience in Microcontrollers, with the majority of those focused on Motor Control, he has led the development of the new Kinetis V MCU portfolio for NXP. His focus is to bring solutions to market that dramatically simplify the challenge of motor control application development. He has a Master’s degree in Computing and a Bachelor of Science degree in Electronic Systems.
An expert in embedded 8-bit to 32-bit platform designs, Systems Architect Dugald Campbell defines Kinetis-based MCUs for industrial and consumer markets, including industrial safety, large appliance, motor control, and power conversion applications. He's defined several ARM-based MCUs using every Cortex®-M platform. His passion for the outdoors takes him to the mountains for walking, cycling and skiing.
Chris Brown is a microcontroller systems engineer with 5 years of experience in industrial and multimarket microcontroller applications. He has a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering and focused on Embedded Systems in his college career. His focus at NXP is bringing new products to the market space and assisting customers bring their products to the market.
Part 2: Motor Control for the Masses with Kinetis MCUs
Millions of motors are used today in consumer and industrial products, and today's power and motor-control systems need to be more flexible and intelligent than ever before, especially when it comes to complying with trends in improving energy efficiency.
In this webinar, you will learn about NXP solutions for industrial and consumer motor control applications. Kinetis V Series MCUs are based on ARM® Cortex®–M cores and are designed for a wide range of:
Mark Houston is the Global Product Manager for NXP’s portfolio of Motor Control and Power Control Solutions for Microcontrollers. With over 15 years of experience in Microcontrollers, with the majority of those focused on Motor Control, he has led the development of the new Kinetis V MCU portfolio for NXP. His focus is to bring solutions to market that dramatically simplify the challenge of motor control application development. He has a Master’s degree in Computing and a Bachelor of Science degree in Electronic Systems.
Eduardo Viramontes is a microcontroller systems engineer specialized in motor control applications. He has over 10 years of experience in industrial microcontroller applications. He is equally passionate about bringing new microcontroller products to the market and helping customers bring their products to the market. His experience in testing is very important when it is time to figure out if an application is ready to be unleashed on the world. He has a bachelor degree in electronics.
Part 1: Motor Control Made Easy with Kinetis MCUs
Specialized engineers have been developing motor control solutions using MCUs for decades, but NXP has simplified motor control design to make it easier than ever for you to get started right away. Learn about the Kinetis Motor Suite (KMS), a software solution that simplifies the design and accelerates the development of motor control applications. KMS consists of 4 main components:
Designed for developers of all experience levels, KMS enables rapid development via the graphical user interface, allowing those with limited or no motor control experience to develop an application.
Mark Houston is the Global Product Manager for NXP’s portfolio of Motor Control and Power Control Solutions for Microcontrollers. With over 15 years of experience in Microcontrollers, with the majority of those focused on Motor Control, he has led the development of the new Kinetis V MCU portfolio for NXP. His focus is to bring solutions to market that dramatically simplify the challenge of motor control application development. He has a Master’s degree in Computing and a Bachelor of Science degree in Electronic Systems.
Philip Drake is a Systems Application Engineer with the NXP Microcontroller Group. With more than 36 years of experience in microcontrollers, he currently works on Kinetis MCUs for motor control, supporting the development of the new Kinetis V series MCU portfolio and Kinetis Motor Suite. His focus is to bring solutions to market that dramatically simplify motor control application development. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering in Microcontroller Systems.