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Designing for Low Power Using Zephyr^® Project: A Smartwatch Example

Designing for Low Power Using Zephyr^® Project: A Smartwatch Example

About This Training

In this webinar, NXP shares a wearable example application built on Zephyr® RTOS. This example is a power-optimized reference for battery-powered devices which leverages Zephyr’s power management subsystem, and uses the display driver to a MIPI™ smart wearable display. NXP will detail the power-optimization techniques used within the Zephyr software and the i.MX RT500 crossover MCU. The smartwatch UI consists of professional LVGL graphics with multiple animated watch screens. The source code for the UI is generated using NXP’s GUI-Guider tool, and the example leverages GPU acceleration to offload the CPU. Engineers looking to design low power applications using the Zephyr RTOS will benefit from this session, regardless of end application.

Following the session, attendees will receive a coupon code to receive a 25% discount on the purchase of an i.MX RT EVK from nxp.com.

Presentation

Designing for Low Power Using Zephyr® Project: A Smartwatch Example

What You Will Learn

Zephyr’s power management subsystem
Optimization features in the i.MX RT500 MCU to minimize power and extend battery life
Graphics subsystem on the i.MX RT500 MCU and how it helps optimize power using LVGL and Zephyr RTOS

Presented by

Derek Snell
Senior MCU System and Application Engineer, NXP Semiconductor

DURATION

1 hr 1 min

LANGUAGE

English

SKILL LEVEL

Beginner

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