TM4C1231H6PGEIR datasheet by Texas Instruments

TM4C1231H6PGEIR Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• What is the maximum clock frequency of the TM4C1231H6PGEIR?
  The maximum clock frequency of the TM4C1231H6PGEIR is 80 MHz, but it can be overclocked to 120 MHz with careful consideration of power consumption and thermal management.
• How do I configure the pin muxing on the TM4C1231H6PGEIR?
  The pin muxing on the TM4C1231H6PGEIR can be configured using the PinMux utility in the TI Resource Explorer or by modifying the register settings in the device's datasheet. The PinMux utility provides a graphical interface to configure the pin muxing, while the register settings require manual calculation and programming.
• What is the difference between the TM4C1231H6PGEIR and the TM4C1231H6PMI?
  The main difference between the TM4C1231H6PGEIR and the TM4C1231H6PMI is the package type. The TM4C1231H6PGEIR is in a 64-pin LQFP package, while the TM4C1231H6PMI is in a 64-pin QFN package. The QFN package has a smaller footprint and is more suitable for space-constrained designs.
• Can I use the TM4C1231H6PGEIR with an external crystal oscillator?
  Yes, the TM4C1231H6PGEIR can be used with an external crystal oscillator. The device has an internal oscillator, but it can be bypassed and an external crystal oscillator can be used instead. The external crystal oscillator can provide a more accurate clock signal and is recommended for applications that require high timing accuracy.
• How do I program the TM4C1231H6PGEIR?
  The TM4C1231H6PGEIR can be programmed using the TI Code Composer Studio (CCS) or the Keil µVision development environment. CCS is a free development environment provided by TI, while Keil µVision is a commercial development environment that requires a license. Both environments provide a comprehensive set of tools for programming, debugging, and testing the device.