MAX32666EVKIT

Overview

The MAX32666EVKIT provides a platform for evaluating the capabilities of the MAX32665 and MAX32666 high-efficiency Arm® microcontrollers and audio DSP for wearable and hearable device applications.

The Zephyr port is running on the MAX32666 MCU.

MAX32666EVKIT Front

Hardware

  • MAX32666 MCU:

    • High-Efficiency Microcontroller and Audio DSP for Wearable and Hearable Devices

      • Arm Cortex-M4 with FPU Up to 96MHz

      • Optional Second Arm Cortex-M4 with FPU Optimized for Data Processing

      • Low-Power 7.3728MHz System Clock Option

      • 1MB Flash, Organized into Dual Banks 2 x 512KB

      • 560KB (448KB ECC) SRAM; 3 x 16KB Cache

      • Optional Error Correction Code (ECC-SEC-DED)for Cache, SRAM, and Internal Flash

    • Bluetooth 5 Low Energy Radio

      • 1Mbps and 2Mbps Data Throughput

      • Long Range (125kbps and 500kbps)

      • Advertising Extension

      • Rx Sensitivity: -95dbm; Tx Power Up to +4.5dbm

      • On-Chip Matching with Single-Ended Antenna Port

    • Power Management Maximizes Operating Time for Battery Applications

      • Integrated SIMO SMPS for Coin-Cell Operation

      • Dynamic Voltage Scaling Minimizes Active Core Power Consumption

      • 27.3μA/MHz at 3.3V Executing from Cache

      • Selectable SRAM Retention in Low Power Modes with RTC Enabled

    • Multiple Peripherals for System Control

      • Three QSPI Master/Slave with Three Chip Selects Each

      • Three 4-Wire UARTs

      • Three I2C Master/Slave

      • Up to 50 GPIO

      • QSPI (SPIXF) with Real-Time Flash Decryption

      • QSPI (SPIXR) RAM Interface Provides SRAMExpansion

      • 8-Input 10-Bit Delta-Sigma ADC 7.8ksps

      • USB 2.0 HS Engine with Internal Transceiver

      • PDM Interface Supports Two Digital Microphones

      • I2S with TDM

      • Six 32-Bit Timers

      • Two High-Speed Timers

      • 1-Wire Master

      • Sixteen Pulse Trains (PWM)

      • Secure Digital Interface Supports SD3.0/SDIO3.0/eMMC4.51

    • Secure Valuable IP/Data with Hardware Security

      • Trust Protection Unit (TPU) with MAA SupportsFast ECDSA and Modular Arithmetic

      • AES128/192/256, DES, 3DES, Hardware Accelerator

      • TRNG Seed Generator

      • SHA-2 Accelerator•Secure Bootloader

  • Benefits and Features of MAX32666EVKIT:

    • Bluetooth SMA connector with a 2.4GHz Hinged Whip Antenna

    • 1.28in 128 x 128 Monochrome TFT Display

    • 64MB XIP Flash

    • 1MB XIP RAM

    • Stereo Audio Codec with Line-In and Line-Out 3.5mm Jacks

    • Digital Audio Microphone

    • USB 2.0 Micro B Interface

    • USB 2.0 Micro B to Serial UARTs

    • Micro SD Card Interface

    • Select GPIOs Accessed Through a 0.1in Header

    • Access to the 8 Analog Inputs Through a 0.1in Header

    • Arm® or SWD JTAG 20-Pin Header

    • 1-Wire RJ11 Port

    • Can Be Solely Sourced by a Coin Cell Battery

    • Board Power Provided by Either USB Port

    • Individual Power Measurement on All IC Rails Through Jumpers

    • On-Board 1.8V and 3.3V Regulators

    • Two General-Purpose LEDs and Two General-Purpose Pushbutton Switches

Supported Features

Below interfaces are supported by Zephyr on MAX32666EVKIT.

Interface

Controller

Driver/Component

NVIC

on-chip

nested vector interrupt controller

SYSTICK

on-chip

systick

CLOCK

on-chip

clock and reset control

GPIO

on-chip

gpio

UART

on-chip

serial

TRNG

on-chip

entropy

Watchdog

on-chip

watchdog

DMA

on-chip

dma controller

I2C

on-chip

i2c

ADC

on-chip

adc

Timer

on-chip

counter

Connections and IOs

Name

Name

Settings

Description

JP1

I2C0_SCL/SDA

Open

Close

Disconnects I2C0 SCL and SDA 1.5K pullups from VDDIOH.

Connects I2C0 SCL and SDA 1.5K pullups to VDDIOH.

JP2

I2C1_SCL/SDA

Open

Close

Disconnects I2C1 SCL and SDA 1.5K pullups from VDDIOH.

Connects I2C1 SCL and SDA 1.5K pullups to VDDIOH.

JP3

I2C2_SCL/SDA

Open

Close

Disconnects I2C2 SCL and SDA 1.5K pullups from VDDIOH.

Connects I2C2 SCL and SDA 1.5K pullups to VDDIOH.

JP4

P1_14

Open

Close

Disconnects LED D2 from P1_14.

Connects LED D2 to P1_14.

JP5

P1_15

Open

Close

Disconnects LED D3 from P1_15.

Connects LED D3 to P1_15.

JP6

VBUS

2-1

2-3

Connects VBUS to USB connector CN1 to supply board power.

Connects VBUS to USB connector CN2 to supply board power.

JP7

N/A

N/A

N/A

JP8

N/A

N/A

N/A

JP9

P0_20

P0_28

2-1

2-3

Connects the USB to serial UART to GPIO P0_20 (RX1).

Connects the USB to serial UART to GPIO P0_28 (RX2).

JP10

P0_21

P0_29

2-1

2-3

Connects the USB to serial UART to GPIO P0_21 (TX1).

Connects the USB to serial UART to GPIO P0_29 (TX2).

JP11

P0_22

P0_30

2-1

2-3

Connects the USB to serial UART to GPIO P0_22 (CTS1_N).

Connects the USB to serial UART to GPIO P0_30 (CTS2_N).

JP12

P0_23

P0_31

2-1

2-3

Connects the USB to serial UART to GPIO P0_23 (RTS1_N).

Connects the USB to serial UART to GPIO P0_31 (RTS2_N).

JP13

VREGI

2-1

2-3

Connects VREGI to the coin cell battery.

Connects VREGI to 3V3.

JP14

VDDIOH

1-2

3-4

5-6

Connects VDDIOH to VREGO_A

Connects VDDIOH to 1V8.

Connects VDDIOH to 3V3.

JP15

VDDIOH

Open

Close

Disconnects power from VDDIOH.

Connects power to VDDIOH.

JP16

VDDB

Open

Close

Disconnects power from VDDB.

Connects power to VDDB.

JP17

VDDIO

2-1

2-3

Connects VDDIO to VREGO_A.

Connects VDDIO to 1V8.

JP18

VDDIO

Open

Close

Disconnects power from VDDIO.

Connects power to VDDIO.

JP19

VDDA

Open

Close

Disconnects power from VDDA.

Connects power to VDDA.

JP20

VCORE_A

Open

Close

Disconnects power from VCORE_A.

Connects power to VCORE_A.

JP21

VCORE_B

Open

Close

Disconnects power from VCORE_B.

Connects power to VCORE_B.

JP22

VTXIN

Open

Close

Disconnects power from VTXIN.

Connects power to VTXIN.

JP23

VRXIN

Open

Close

Disconnects power from VRXIN.

Connects power to VRXIN.

Programming and Debugging

Flashing

The MAX32666 MCU can be flashed by connecting an external debug probe to the SWD port. SWD debug can be accessed through the Cortex 10-pin connector, J6. Logic levels are fixed to VDDIOH (1.8V or 3.3V).

Once the debug probe is connected to your host computer, then you can simply run the west flash command to write a firmware image into flash.

Note

This board uses OpenOCD as the default debug interface. You can also use a Segger J-Link with Segger’s native tooling by overriding the runner, appending --runner jlink to your west command(s). The J-Link should be connected to the standard 20-pin connector (J7) or a Cortex® 10-pin connector (J6).

Debugging

Please refer to the Flashing section and run the west debug command instead of west flash.

References