The DAC14 interrupt example shows how to use the DAC FIFO interrupt. When the application starts to run, it will immediately enter the DAC ISR and write data into the FIFO which is empty at first. Once the DAC FIFO...See more details in readme document.

The DAC14 interrupt example shows how to use the DAC FIFO interrupt. When the application starts to run, it will immediately enter the DAC ISR and write data into the FIFO which is empty at first. Once the DAC FIFO...See more details in readme document.

The dac_basic example shows how to use DAC module simply as the general DAC converter.When the DAC's buffer feature is not enabled, the first item of the buffer is used as the DAC output data register.The converter...See more details in readme document.

The dac_basic example shows how to use DAC module simply as the general DAC converter.When the DAC's buffer feature is not enabled, the first item of the buffer is used as the DAC output data register.The converter...See more details in readme document.

The dac_buffer_interrupt example shows how to use DAC FIFO interrupt.When the DAC FIFO empty interrupt is enabled firstly, the application would enter the DAC ISR immediately, since the FIFO is actually empty. Then...See more details in readme document.

The dac_buffer_interrupt example shows how to use DAC FIFO interrupt.When the DAC FIFO empty interrupt is enabled firstly, the application would enter the DAC ISR immediately, since the FIFO is actually empty. Then...See more details in readme document.

The USB Audio Generator application is a simple demonstration program based on the MCUXpresso SDK.It is enumerated as a recording device and users can record the sound from this device via the "Sound Recorder" in the Windows Accessories.

The USB Audio Generator application is a simple demonstration program based on the MCUXpresso SDK.It is enumerated as a recording device and users can record the sound from this device via the "Sound Recorder" in the Windows Accessories.

The USB Audio Generator application is a simple demonstration program based on the MCUXpresso SDK.It is enumerated as a recording device and users can record the sound from this device via the "Sound Recorder" in the Windows Accessories.

The Virtual COM project is enumerated as a COM port, which the users can open using terminal tools, such as TeraTerm. The demo echoes back any character it receives.