Configuring and using the phantom port feature on the MPC5668
Author: Daniel McKenna, East Kilbride

This application note shows that the number of general-purpose outputs on the MPC5668 can be greatly increased by making use of the phantom port functionality. The phantom port requirements are also discussed in depth, which should provide the user with the knowledge to design the hardware and software required to create them.

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