RA2E1

This video guides first-time users of the RA family using the Fast-Prototyping Board through the steps of installing a development environment, generating a project, and checking the operation to develop software. 
 

It introduces an example using FPB-RA2E1 (Debugger: E2 Lite (ARM)).

This video introduces the RA LoRa®-based Solution. It realizes a true low-power wireless IoT system through combination of the low power RA2E1 microcontroller and LoRaWAN®.

This video will show you how to set up the RA LoRaWAN® Sensor Demo. Using the RA2E1 and LoRaWAN® ecosystem, you can realize both the LoRaWAN sensor network evaluation and IoT system construction using LoRaWAN with minimal man-hours.

Introducing the RA2E1 entry-line Group of 48MHz Arm® Cortex®-M23 core general-purpose microcontrollers (MCUs). These MCUs deliver high performance and low power consumption for cost-sensitive and space-constrained IoT applications.

Kickstart IoT and embedded systems development using Renesas EK-RA2E1 and EK-RA2L1, Evaluation Kits for RA2E1 and RA2L1 MCU Groups. Familiarize yourself with the kit architecture, key features, quick start example project and many useful resources to begin innovating quickly.

The Renesas RA Family of 32-bit MCUs is designed to help device developers create the next generation of secure IoT devices. They are low power, have a wide variety of peripherals and connectivity options, and sport the latest HMI to help end customers have an immersive experience.

QE for Capacitive Touch from Renesas enables the development of touch sensors by simply following a guide on a GUI, thus contributing to shortening the development period for touch sensor functions that take advantage of the performance of the Capacitive Sensing Unit (CTSU2).

Related Resources

• Capacitive Touch Sensor Solutions
• QE for Capacitive Touch: Development Assistance Tool for Capacitive Touch Sensors
• Getting Started with QE for Capacitive Touch for RA [this video]
• QE for Capacitive Touch Tutorial: Step 1 Configuration for RA
• QE for Capacitive Touch Tutorial: Step 2 Tuning for RA
• QE for Capacitive Touch Tutorial: Step 3 Monitoring for RA