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.NET Micro Framework

The Microsoft .NET Micro Framework is an open source- since November 2009-bootable runtime module designed for innovative and low-cost 32-bit embedded systems too resource-constrained, with single-or limited-function and often connected to other devices.


Find out more about the .NET Micro Framework technology with:



  • Overview
  • Get Started
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By using the .NET Micro Framework platform, embedded system manufacturers will be able to market faster their products because this solution uses development tools and environment that Adeneo Embedded engineers are accustomed with:


  • C# programming language
  • Visual Studio deployment and debugging
  • Managed execution environment
  • More advantages for developers using the .NET MF version 4.0
  • substantial subset of the .NET libraries
  

Get started in three steps with the .NET Micro Framework by evaluating it on one of our supported platforms.

1. Get one of the following evaluation boards

Phytec phyCORE LPC3180 RDK ( click here to order)

Atmel AT91SAM9261-EK* ( click here to order)

phyCORE LPC3180 RDK
AT91SAM9261-EK

*Our .NET Micro Framework package only supports AT91SAM9261-EK evaluation kits with a SAMSUNG K9F2G08U0M flash part mounted.


2. Download a .NET Micro Framework evaluation package

These packages contain flashing instructions that describe how to get your board running the .NET Micro Framework runtime:





3. Download the .NET Micro Framework SDK (2.5/3.0)

Available for free from Microsoft's Download Center: click here


That's it! You can now deploy and debug C# applications to your board using Visual Studio

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