NUC1262] Use LLSI with PDMA for ARGB1 Control

Application	This example code uses NUC1262 LLSI with PDMA to control ARGB Gen 1 LED lights.
BSP Version	NUC1262_Series_BSP_CMSIS_V3.00.003
Hardware	NuMaker-NUC1262SE-V1.2

This example code uses NUC1262 series LLSI (LED Lighting Strip Interface) in conjunction with PDMA(Peripheral Direct Memory Access) to control LED light strips that use the ARGB Gen 1 protocol. LLSI is an IP specifically designed for the ARGB protocol in the NUC1262 series by Nuvoton. Using other protocols or GPIO to control the ARGB signal would consume CPU resources, whereas using LLSI with PDMA can significantly reduce CPU usage.

To observe the actual lighting effects, this example code needs to be used with LED light strips that support the ARGB Gen 1 protocol. Alternatively, it can be run on the NuMaker-Lighting-ARGB board (Website: NuMaker-Lighting-ARGB - Nuvoton) provided by Nuvoton.

You can download the sample code at EC_NUC1262_Use_LLSI_with_PDMA_for_ARGB1_Control_V1.00