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Flowcode is perfect for those programming PIC devices including Microchip's 8bit, 16bit and 32 bit range of microcontrollers. It's also an easy and effective solution for programming Atmel AVR, Arduino and ARM based devices.

Microcontroller flexibility
Flowcode gives you the ability to work with multiple chip variants in an easy and flexible way. Whether you're learning and developing simple designs using 8 bit PIC or Arduino microcontrollers, or you're wanting more power and opt for 32 bit PIC or ARM devices, Flowcode is perfect for you. What's more, Flowcode makes code-porting simple, meaning you can switch target devices with ease.

Flowcode saves time
Being an intuitive, graphical programming IDE gives Flowcode users the ability to develop complex systems quickly. Engineers use Flowcode as opposed to textual based languages such as C, because it allows for fast development, speeding up learning processes for microcontroller systems development and time to market for product design engineers.

Test & Debugging
Built into Flowcode is a data recorder and oscilloscope which makes test and debugging procedures straightforward. What's more, Flowcode is also compatible with external hardware including oscilloscopes, power supplies, signal generators and more. Matrix's very own Ghost Technology on hardware including the EB006 and EB091 provides a real time log of the status of all the pins on the microcontroller whilst a Flowcode program is running on the device.

Non-programmer friendly
Those with little or no programming experience can use Flowcode without barriers. The latest version includes a range of templates for popular development boards including a number of Microchip devices. In a matter if minutes, beginners can start to develop electronics systems using the graphical IDE. For mechanical and other types of engineers, Flowcode is perfect for teaching and learning key microcontroller system principles.

Advanced simulation
Flowcode's compatibility with 3D CAD packages including DesignSpark Mechanical and Solidworks means those who are developing electromechanical designs can now characterise and simulate them in Flowcode. With an advanced 3D engine, users can test designs before deploying to microcontrollers or work in simulation mode only.

Graphical Programming
Simple, flowchart icons
The graphical icons which are used to develop your system within Flowcode are easy-to-use. If you're a first time developer or have little experience of developing electronic systems, Flowcode will make it easy for you to pick up the fundamentals and run with your designs. For version 7, users can also now customise their projects with colour coded sections, to make complex projects easier to navigate.

Fast system development
Programming can be a complex, drawn out process and can often and easily result in errors. Ensuring your code is accurate and precise takes skill and time. With Flowcode, your job becomes easier. Program's that previously took hours to design and perfect can be brought together in minutes.

Learn and program using code
If you're more advanced in your understanding of programming, or have pre-written code you want to embed into your design, Flowcode allows you to do just that. What's more, if you're using graphical icons, you can view and learn code side-by-side with your design, meaning academic users of Flowcode develop their learning over time.

Test & Debugging
Ghost Technology
Ghost Technology is an advanced way of testing and debugging your electronic system. Using Matrix's E-blocks hardware (EB006v9 and EB091, PIC and dsPIC multi-programmer boards), you can monitor every pin on your microcontroller and monitor and interpret serial data inputs and outputs. Flowcode includes an in-software oscilloscope and data recorder which displays feedback and information live from the hardware you're using after compilation

Simulation debugger
For many engineers, a key requirement is to ensure the designs you have developed will work when you compile to your microcontroller. Flowcode allows you to do all you need in simulation (see page 9) using the simulation debugger which becomes active during simulation and is used to monitor both the values of the variables in your program and the macros which are being called.

Code profiling
Code profiling is a new feature that will be launched for the first time in Flowcode 7. This feature shows when icons have been ‘hit’ during a simulation run, highlighting sections of code that may be deemed redundant and other parts which are executed more often and may need optimising to improve program efficiency.

Simulation
Create simple designs
You can use the Flowcode system panel tools to create your own simple 3D models within the software itself. Test the accuracy of your program by creating a simple actuator or valve, or add simple shapes to your existing designs and use the built in API to control these creations during simulation.

Import your designs from CAD packages
Flowcode integration with third party drawing packages through support for various file formats means that you can easily import your 3D drawings and designs into Flowcode and characterise and bring their electromechanical elements to life with the advanced simulation capabilities.

Multi-view system panel
View your designs from different angles whilst simulation is taking place within the system panel. Split-screen capabilities means you can ensure you're happy with your electronic design. What's more, simulation speed means your simulation now works close to real-time - so you can verify your design ‘live’

Component Library
Pre-developed components
A whole suite of electromechanical components exist in our large library of parts; from simple switches and LED's to more complex communications modules. These components are developed and grown with every release of Flowcode we launch to ensure you have what you need to develop your electronic systems.

Communications components
Communications developments form a large part of modern day electronic education and understanding. Communications including CAN bus, Bluetooth, USB, Ethernet and WIFI are widely studied across the globe. All of these components are available within the Flowcode environment.

Supported Devices
E-blocks
Use Flowcode to program Matrix's electronic modules; the perfect platform for learners, engineers and electronic system developers to quickly prototype your designs on a rugged platform. A range of programming boards and peripheral downstream boards such as input, output, communications, prototype boards and more make this the ultimate development platform.

MIAC
The MIAC range from Matrix gives electronic engineers a rugged industrial platform on which to develop their designs. With MIAC’s now available not only with an 8bit PIC MCU but also 16bit PIC, Arduino and Raspberry Pi (not compatible with Flowcode), users have a rugged PLC which is easy to program and perfect for harsh, industrial environments.

Arduino
One of the major benefits of using Flowcode, is that it simplifies the programming of Arduino platforms. AVR support means you can do more with your Arduino than you ever dreamed – you can even integrate it into our E-blocks modules with our E-blocks Arduino Shields.

8Bit PIC
Flowcode provides support for the entire performance range of 8-bit microcontrollers from Microchip, with easy-to-use development tools, complete technical documentation and post design-in support through a global sales and distribution network.