Nuvoton is an integrated circuit design and manufacturing company involved in a variety of fields. The steps for burning a Nuvoton chip may vary depending on the chip model and application. General steps include:
Get burning tools: Download and install the burning tools provided by Nuvoton, such as the Nuvoton ISP-ICP programming tool.
Connect hardware: Connect the target chip to the programmer, via JTAG, SWD and other interfaces.
Select file: Select the firmware file to burn in the burning tool, usually in hex, bin, and other formats.
Configuration parameters: According to the chip model, burning mode, etc., configure the corresponding parameters.
Start burning: Start the burning process and wait for the burning to complete.
Verification burn: Perform post-burn verification to ensure data accuracy and successful burn.
The Nuvoton burning steps include preparing the Nu-Link or Nu-Link2 debugging tool, connecting the debugging tool with the target board, selecting the target chip model in the software of the Nu-Link or Nu-Link2 debugging tool, downloading and installing the chip driver, opening the compiled program file and setting the corresponding debugging options, and clicking the download program Sequence button for burning.
Before burning, it is necessary to confirm whether the power supply of the chip is correctly connected to the debugging tool, and whether the chip is in the reset state. During the burning process, you need to wait for the program to download and check whether the burning result is correct.