
Muhammed Asif developed and integrated PWM support for Microchip TCC peripherals within the zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr repository, focusing on Device Tree bindings and hardware configuration. He implemented YAML-based Device Tree Source bindings for the TCC G1 timer/counter, enabling flexible PWM control through configurable clock sources, prescalers, channels, and bit width. Additionally, he added DTS nodes for SAM D5x/E5x microcontrollers, defining memory addresses, interrupts, and clock sources to support multiple TCC instances. Working primarily in C and YAML, Muhammed demonstrated depth in embedded systems and RTOS integration, expanding Zephyr’s hardware coverage and streamlining PWM deployment for Microchip MCUs.

September 2025 performance summary for zephyr-testing. Delivered broad Microchip hardware support and PWM capabilities, enabling hardware-in-testing across PIC32CX SG SoCs and GPIOs. The work expanded hardware coverage, improved build/test reliability, and provides actionable platform capabilities for testing and integration teams.
September 2025 performance summary for zephyr-testing. Delivered broad Microchip hardware support and PWM capabilities, enabling hardware-in-testing across PIC32CX SG SoCs and GPIOs. The work expanded hardware coverage, improved build/test reliability, and provides actionable platform capabilities for testing and integration teams.
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