idea for a fun little security project
Werner Almesberger
werner at almesberger.net
Tue Nov 18 14:08:20 UTC 2014
Felix wrote:
> So, a pair of MKL26Z128VFM4 (for example) and uart communication between
> them should do the trick, no? I'm hoping that qfn32 is hand solder friendly
> :P
Funny, Digi-Key proudly show a 64-LQFP picture for the
MKL26Z128VFM4 :-)
And yes, QFN32 is quite easy. Careful with the chip orientation,
though: the pin 1 dot is not in the upper left corner of the text.
Communication can be UART, yes. You'll also want to connect SWD of
the host-side MCU to GPIOs of the device-side MCU, so that you can
change the firmware via DFU.
- Werner
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