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FRDM-K32L3A6 Freedom Development
Board
1. Introduction
This guide describes the hardware for the FRDM-
K32L3A6 Freedom Development Board. The FRDM-
K32L3A6 freedom development board is a small, low-
power, and cost-effective evaluation and development
board for application prototyping and demonstration of the
K32 L3 family of devices. These evaluation boards offer
easy-to-use mass-storage-device mode flash programmer,
a virtual serial port, and standard programming and run-
control capabilities.
The K32L3A6 is an ultra-low power solution for
embedded products requiring extended battery life.
NXP Semiconductors
Document Number: FRDMK32L3A6ZUG
User’s Guide
Rev. B0, 09/2019
Contents
1.
Introduction ........................................................................ 1
2
Overview and description ................................................... 2
2.1
Overview ................................................................. 2
2.2
Feature description .................................................. 3
2.3
OpenSDA serial and debug ..................................... 5
3
Functional description ........................................................ 6
3.1
Clocks ..................................................................... 6
3.2
Power management ................................................. 6
3.3
Universal Serial Bus (USB) .................................... 8
3.4
Secure Digital Host Controller (SDHC) .................. 9
3.5
Serial flash memory ................................................ 9
3.6
Acceler Magnetometer Combo Sensor .... 10
3.7
Visible light sensor ................................................ 11
3.8
User application LEDs .......................................... 12
3.9
User buttons .......................................................... 12
4
Headers and jumpers ........................................................ 14
4.1
Arduino compatible I/O headers ........................... 14
4.2
Jumper table .......................................................... 24
5
References ........................................................................ 26
6
Appendix A ...................................................................... 26
7
Revision history ............................................................... 26
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