Microchip's MPLAB cloud tool ecosystem provides safe and platform development work processes for PIC and AVR single -chip microcomputers

     Microchip has launched a new MPLAB cloud tool ecosystem for PIC and AVR devices, making the single -chip machine (MCU) design easier than ever. The newly launched free integrated cloud platform provides a collaborative environment, which integrates the simplicity of example code search and discovery, project graphics configuration and code debugging. The new platform environment can achieve rapid development of enterprise -level. It can use the intuitive browser -based interface to connect with the cloud to help users of various skills level simplify software design.

     Microchip's MPLAB cloud tool ecosystem contains three major components to realize the modernization of PIC and AVR single -chip microcomputer development. Users can use the intuitive directory in the MPLAB Discover to easily find the complete source code, projects, examples and software applications. The selected code and projects will immediately pop up in the MPLAB XPRESS integration development environment (IDE) for further development. MPLAB code configuration (MCC) has easy -to -use graphics configuration, providing a click option to set up hardware peripherals and further configuration items. Simplified device settings through optimized peripheral libraries and modular downloads. Without any software, you can complete the development, commissioning and deployment of project applications directly from any network browser.

     The enhanced MPLAB XPress IDE provides a powerful, scalable cloud infrastructure for development and debugging, and also provides community collaboration tools that use security GitHub repository interface controls. Designers can choose to download the MPLAB XPress project and continue to be developed in the MPLAB X IDE. From the XPRESS toolbar, you can seamlessly access MPLAB Discover and MPLAB code configuration. The MPLAB cloud tool ecosystem can be accessed according to the development process of the customer as the front -end, and also provides a fast entry guide and tool summary.

     It is stored and shared by the security public and private GitHub warehouses to be tightly collected, and the source code of online projects is seamlessly imported and exported to the local storage, and the secure MyMicrochip, which is securely enabled for online sessions.

     Rodger Richey, senior director of Microchip Development Tool Business Department, said: "In order to improve the development experience and help designers to speed up the listing time, this new platform provides designers with everything from innovation concept to production. Different complicated installation, IDE and services have different tools. Our ecosystem does not have installation requirements. It is dedicated to creating an intuitive and easy -to -use working environment. "