NXP (Freescale) microcontrollers programming handbook

Build a strong and practical foundation in embedded systems development with NXP (Freescale) Microcontrollers Programming Handbook, a complete guide designed for learners who want clarity, structure, and real hardware experience. This book is written for students, hobbyists, and aspiring embedded engineers who want to understand how NXP (Freescale) microcontrollers work from the inside out. It begins with a clear introduction to the NXP ecosystem, MCU families, development boards, and programming interfaces, helping you feel comfortable with the tools and hardware before writing complex code. You will develop a solid understanding of C programming tailored specifically for NXP microcontrollers, including data types, variables, operators, control flow, functions, arrays, and strings. Each concept is explained in a way that connects software logic with hardware behavior, making learning more intuitive and practical. As you progress, the book dives into core peripherals such as GPIO, ADC, PWM, timers, and interrupts. Communication interfaces like UART, I²C, and SPI are covered with clear explanations to help you connect sensors, displays, and external devices. Storage and data handling topics, including EEPROM and SD card interfacing with FATFS, prepare you for real-world applications and data logging projects. This handbook is carefully structured to support both step-by-step learning and long-term reference. Whether you are studying independently, teaching others, or building professional embedded systems, this book provides a reliable roadmap for mastering NXP (Freescale) microcontroller programming. Key Highlights Beginner-friendly and structured learning path Focused on NXP (Freescale) microcontrollers Embedded C programming explained with hardware context Practical coverage of GPIO, ADC, PWM, timers, and interrupts Communication interfaces and storage techniques for real projects Suitable for students, educators, and professionals