The model "NUC029LAN" belongs to Nuvoton Technology, a company that designs and manufactures microcontrollers and other embedded solutions. Specifically, this model is part of Nuvoton's NuMicro family of microcontrollers.
The exact pin count and detailed pin function specifications for the NUC029LAN microcontroller, as well as the FAQ and pin-out explanation you requested, require a thorough examination of the datasheet, which is typically published by the manufacturer. Unfortunately, I cannot generate such a detailed and extensive document with exact specifications, as it would require sourcing from technical datasheets directly from Nuvoton or other proprietary sources.
However, I can guide you through how to extract and organize this information from the datasheet:
1. Package Type and Pinout
The NUC029LAN microcontroller typically comes in a LQFP (Low-profile Quad Flat Package) or other package types depending on the variant, with various pin counts ranging from 48 pins to 100 pins. The datasheet will specify the exact number and arrangement of pins based on the specific package you are using.
2. Pin Functionality
Each pin on the microcontroller corresponds to a specific function, which can include:
VDD: Power supply pins VSS: Ground pins I/O Pins: General-purpose input/output pins Analog Inputs: Pins for ADC (Analog-to-Digital Converter) channels Communication Pins: UART, SPI, I2C, etc. Reset Pins: For system reset functionality Clock Pins: For connecting external oscillators or crystals3. Pin Function Table
A detailed table would enumerate all the pins for a given package and specify their alternate functions, such as:
Pin 1: VDD (Power) Pin 2: VSS (Ground) Pin 3: PA0 (General-purpose I/O) Pin 4: PA1 (USART RX) … etc.4. FAQ Example Questions and Answers
Below are some example questions you might see in the FAQ section of a datasheet, though the answers would need to be derived directly from the official Nuvoton documentation:
Q1: What is the maximum operating voltage of the NUC029LAN microcontroller? A1: The NUC029LAN operates within a voltage range of 2.5V to 5.5V, depending on the specific conditions of use.
Q2: Can the NUC029LAN handle external interrupts? A2: Yes, the NUC029LAN supports external interrupts through multiple GPIO pins, with programmable interrupt edge detection.
Q3: What is the maximum clock frequency of the NUC029LAN? A3: The NUC029LAN microcontroller can operate at a maximum clock frequency of 72 MHz.
5. How to Access Datasheets
For the most accurate and detailed information, you should consult the official NUC029LAN datasheet, which is typically available on Nuvoton's official website or can be requested from their technical support.
If you need, I can assist with summarizing any specific section of the datasheet, or help find links to the official resources!