Overview

This guide provides a simple starting point for developing with Microchip’s PIC32CM JH00 and PIC32CM GV00 microcontrollers (MCUs), based on the Arm® Cortex®-M0+ core. This document shows a walk-through of creating a basic LED blink project using Microchip’s software tools and a Curiosity Nano development board.

To simplify development, MPLAB® Harmony v3 will be used, a modular firmware framework for 32-bit MCUs that provides peripheral libraries, middleware and drivers. The configuration process is simplified using MPLAB Code Configurator (MCC), a graphical tool that helps set up the project, assign pins and generate initialization code without writing low-level firmware.

This is an ideal first step for evaluating both devices and getting hands-on experience with Harmony development.