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SAM9X75 Curiosity Hybrid Evaluation Board MPLAB® Harmony v3 Bare-Metal Examples

Last modified by Microchip on 2026/10/06 13:28

No	Title/Link	Description
1	SAM9X75 Curiosity Hybrid – Getting Started With Application Development Using MPLAB® for VS Code® Extensions	Getting started with MPLAB Harmony v3 bare-metal application development using MPLAB for VS Code Extensions
2	OpenOCD Debugging Prerequisites (Bare Metal and MPLAB Harmony)	OpenOCD debugging prerequisites to debug bare-metal and MPLAB Harmony v3 applications developed on MPLAB for VS Code Extensions
3	Modify, Build, and Debug the Project on MPLAB Extension for VS Code	Modify, build, and debug the project on MPLAB for VS Code Extensions with OpenOCD debug probe
4	Getting Started Graphics Application Development on the SAM9X75 Hybrid Curiosity Development Board	Getting started developing MGS graphics application with MPLAB for VS Code Extensions
5	Configure and Build at91bootstrap to Boot MPLAB Harmony Bare-Metal Application From NAND	Configure and build at91bootstrap to load MPLAB Harmony v3/bare-metal application from NAND flash memory
6	SAM9X75 Curiosity – Writing Harmony/bare-metal Application and at91bootstrap to NAND Flash Memory Using SAM-BA ISPP	Write an MPLAB Harmony v3 application and at91bootstrap to a NAND Flash memory using SAM-BA^® ISPP
7	SAM-BA ISPP GUI: Program at91bootstrap and MPLAB Harmony v3 Binaries to NAND Flash	Write an MPLAB Harmony v3 application and at91bootstrap to a NAND Flash memory using SAM-BA ISPP GUI
8	Configure and Build at91bootstrap for Application Debugging with the MPLAB for VS Code Extension	Configure and build at91bootstrap for an MPLAB Harmony v3 project with MPLAB X IDE
9	SAM9X75 Curiosity Hybrid Kit User's Guide for Microchip Graphics Suite (MGS) Harmony	SAM9X75 Curiosity Hybrid Kit User's Guide for Microchip Graphics Suite (MGS) Harmony
10	SAM-BA In-System Programmer (ISP)	Description of SAM-BA ISPP and command line interface
11	eXecute-In-Place (XIP) with Serial Flash Memories on MPUs Using MPLAB Harmony V3 (AN5218)	Application note describing how to execute an MPLAB Harmony v3 application from an on-board Quad Serial Peripheral Interface (QSPI) Flash memory
12	SAM9X75 Curiosity Development Board: Fast Boot Demonstration	SAM9X75 fast boot demonstration

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