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You INVITED to attend the Official Microchip Hands-on Training on :
MPLAB® Harmony …..“The Next Generation PIC32 Middleware and Software Ecosystem”
Lecturers: Dr. Darren Wenn & Stefan Luethin
Harmony: Integrated Software Frameworkhttp://www.microchip.com/mplabharmony
The Multimedia Expansion Board II & PIC32MZ starter kits will be usedDM320005-2 & DM320006 respectively.
These tools will be on loan during the 1 day training but you can also purchase them beforehand at a special discount
In Addition
The Welcome Address will be delivered byMicrochip’s European Director: Norbert Siedhoff
Titled:“Your next Innovative Design begins with Microchip”
YOU INVITED to Microchip’sHands-on “HARMONY” Training
Week 6, 2015
See page 2/2 for the Registration Procedure
Venues & Dates Johannesburg: Military History Museum 3rd February 201 Pretoria: University of Pretoria 4th February 2015 Durban: Master Builders KZN 5th February 2015 Cape Town: University of Stellenbosch - Bellville 6th February 2015
Registration ProcedureRight of admission reserved
Please email the following information for each delegate who wishes to register to: [email protected]
o Delegates Name , Company Name, Delegates Email Address, Mobile Number and mention the Venue that you wish to attend
o Registration fee per delegate per day is R400-00 (includes tea’s etc. and lunch).
o Tempe is not VAT registered and therefore cannot issue VAT invoices.
Once you register I will provide you with an non-VAT invoice providing you with your “Reference Number” and banking details. Further details will then also be provided
Venues, Dates & Registration ProcedureLimited Seating : 30 delegates / venue
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MPLAB® Harmony Integrated Software Framework is a flexible, abstracted, fully integrated firmware development platform for PIC32 microcontrollers.
MPLAB Harmony is more than just libraries and middleware, it is a revolution in Microchip's approach to creating software. It is a new process for software design, development, testing and documentation. It consists of a set of peripheral libraries, drivers, system services, middleware, and third-party code that will make it easier to create all types of applications. It comes with examples that show proper abstraction and use of the new software tools, such as device drivers, that is new to the Microchip software development platform. The code is written in a highly reusable format, MPLAB Harmony will save everyone using it significant time and effort. As a direct result of the MPLAB Harmony process, users now have the capability of running more than one stack or more than one instance of a stack interface at a time.
MPLAB Harmony also creates standard Application Programmer Interfaces (APIs), and naming conventions to improve consistency and ease of use. MPLAB Harmony implements an Operating System Abstraction Layer (OSAL), which allows seamless integration of commercial RTOS such as FreeRTOS, Micrium and others.
For more information goto: http://www.microchip.com/mplabharmony
