Microcontroller

I have verified that the CPU is EFR32MG1P132F256GM32 by reading address
0FE081FC(PART) and 0FE081F8(MSIZE) via SWD interface

 PART=8D100084

  • 8D(PROD_REV) - Product revision 
  • 10(DEVICE_FAMILY) - EFR32MG1P
  • 0084( DEVICE_NUMBER) - 132


 MSIZE=00200100

  • 0020: 32kbyte RAM
  • 0100: 256kbyte FLASH


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