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TBB ID: <Unique Identifier or Code>
Version: <TBB Version>
Release Date: <Release Date>
Target MCU/MPU Family: <List of supported MCUs/MPUs>
Developed by: <Your Name / Team Name / Department Name>

Overview​

This Technology Building Block (TBB) does...

What's Included​

This TBB contains the following resources:

  • Sample Projects: Pre-configured code sample for common use case.
  • Hardware Design Files / PCBs: Design files for the hardware components (e.g., schematic diagrams, PCB layouts).
  • Training Content: Tutorials and training materials to help you understand the key concepts.
  • User Manuals: Detailed guides on how to use the TBB, including setup and integration instructions.
  • Application Notes: Additional notes providing insights into specific aspects of the solution.
  • Lab Guides: Hands-on exercises and examples to deepen your understanding of the solution.
  • Slide Decks: PowerPoint presentations for educational or pitch purposes.

Getting Started​

To get started with this TBB, follow the steps below:

1. Prerequisites​

  • Hardware Requirements:
    List of the hardware needed to implement the TBB (e.g., specific Renesas MCU/MPU boards, peripherals, etc.).

  • Software Requirements:
    Required software tools, such as compilers, IDEs, and any Renesas-specific tools (e.g., Renesas e2 studio, etc.).

  • Libraries and SDKs:
    Any libraries or SDKs that need to be installed to use this TBB.

2. Setup Instructions​

  • Step-by-step guide to setting up the environment and running the provided projects.
    1. Download Contents
      You can do this at the bottom of this page.
    2. Install Dependencies:
      Use the following command(s) to install required libraries and tools. 
      <installation command>
    3. Load the Hardware Design:
      Open the provided hardware design files in your preferred EDA tool (e.g., Altium).
    4. Build and Flash the Sample Code:
      Instructions on compiling and flashing the sample project onto the hardware.

3. Run the Proof of Concept (PoC)​

Provide a simple guide to run the PoC, including:

  • Connecting the hardware
  • Running the code on the target device
  • Verifying expected output or behavior

Documentation​

Architecture Overview​

Provide a high-level description of the solution’s architecture and the key components involved. maybe some diagrams.

Folder Structure​

  • PROJECT/ - Contains the source code and hardware design files where applicable.
  • COLLATERAL/ - Documentation, guides, training materials and tutorials.
  • Any more?

Additional Resources​

License​

This project is licensed under the following terms.

Support​

Outline support methods...

Changelog​

Version 1.0.0 - <Release Date>​

  • Initial release of the TBB.