Would You Be Interested in Writing a Tutorial How To On a Renesas MCU Board?

I already wrote it . As part of EK-RA2L1 RoadTest I wrote step-by-step tutorial how to use basic and advanced peripherals of the MCU and shown practical development of simple application with this MCU.

 Using I2C, SPI and DMA on Renesas RA2L1 (part 1) 

 Using I2C, SPI and DMA on Renesas RA2L1 (part 2) 

Later as part of Summer of Senors I wrote how to very easily use Renesas ZMOD4510 Air Quality Sensor on their MCU platform:

 Blog #4: Tutorial: Using ZMOD4510 with Renesas EK-RA2L1 and FSP 

RA6M3 is more advanced MCU than RA2L1 but Renesas design MCU in very nice compatible way, so everything which works on lower platform (RA2L1) work on higher family (RA6M3) also.

Maybe someone else can provide tutorials showing other peripherals or some different approach of using RA MCUs.

Except RA2L1 I already own RA6M4 which I used in some projects like  Duratool Cabinet Storage Box Upgrade . RA6M4 is slightly more advanced than RA6M3 but M3 have display driver in advanced to newer M4. Do you want to provide standard EK-RA6M3 kit or kit with display (EK-RA6M3G)?

I haven't tried these yet - I'm still researching them. It looks like there are many great features implemented in this dev kit and it is a powerful platform.

Renesas.com/ra/ek-ra6m3

I am pretty booked up for the next little while but will be interested to follow any articles on this family.

I've been busy too 

So has Andrew J : Renesas Envision Kit RPBRX65N Roadtest

Yes, i would like to write the tutorial of this board. I would like to configure this board with Keil-MDK-ARM & Segger Embedded studio. Since it is Most of Renesas board runs correctly with Segger Embedded studio

Yes, I am interested. We are developing an RA6 M-based Overall controller board to be used as an advanced controller for power electronics products.  Our product is for Marine use. I will be able to write tutorials after completing the product design.

Sounds interesting, previously I thought that Renesas was more closed company but apparently now they are opening to different markets and is easier to get access to their products and software. They even have sample projects in their website. I like the flexibility of connections with the different expansion connectors (mikrobus, Grove, Pmod & Arduino). I would like to put a display on it, also some environmental sensors and make an interface connected to the Internet through the Ethernet connector, something like an environmental monitoring station with remote interface.

Yes, you have done some excellent work. Thanks! But there is also room for another tutorial.

Randall

You Have!   And Andrew as well.

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