Step 1: Order an EFM8BB1 Low Cost Kit
The EFM8BB1 Low Cost Kit (EFM8BB1LCK) includes an integrated debug adapter and a free unlimited Keil compiler license. The board enables developers to use every IO and feature of the BB1 MCU without removing components and has multiple quick connect vias for headers. The MCU starter kit comes with:
- 1 x EFM8BB1 low cost development board
- 1 x on board integrated debugger
- 1 x on board press button
- 1 x on board LED
- 1 x free unlimited Keil compiler license
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$6.25
Step 2: Download and Install Simplicity Studio
Get up and running quickly with precompiled demos, application notes, and examples. Use advanced debugging tools to optimize your system. Choose your software package below.
Simplicity Studio:
All in one developer tool with eclipse based IDE, debugger, programmer, and more.
Full Feature Simplicity Studio (select this if using other technologies from Silicon Labs)
Standalone 8-bit MCU Simplicity Studio (select this if using 8-bit MCUs from Silicon Labs)
Step 3: Plug in Your Kit and Use Simplicity Studio
After plugging in your kit, launch Simplicity Studio, The board will be detected and all of the software examples, collateral, and demos will appear. The Pulse demo is a great PWM starting point and the ADC external interrupt example code is a great development starting point if taking ADC readings is required.