Mini Microcontrollers provide embedded system control.
Press Release Summary:
Based on 8-bit RISC U8 core, ML610Q100 Series exhibits low power consumption of 1 uA and 3.7 mA in sleep and operating modes, respectively, while executing 1 instruction per clock cycle at up to 8 MHz clock rates. Devices include non-volatile RAM plus embedded peripheral functions, including GPIO, PWMs, counter/timer blocks, ADCs, and comparators. With supply voltage of 2.7–5.5 Vdc and -40 to 85°C temperature range, microcontrollers are suited for battery-powered and energy-harvesting applications.
Original Press Release:
LAPIS Semiconductor's New Mini Low Power Microcontrollers Optimized for Embedded System Control
SAN JOSE, Calif., -- LAPIS Semiconductor, a ROHM Group Company, is pleased to introduce the ML610Q100 series of low-cost, feature-rich, low-power microcontrollers. The new Mini Low Power Microcontrollers are especially well suited for embedded applications requiring a very small microcontroller that provides high computational performance and dedicated control functions, yet consumes a minimal amount of power. Applications include motor control, energy harvesting sensors and nodes, audio and speech control, smoke and fire detection, security and access control, battery management, home appliances, lighting control, power monitoring and metering, and many other embedded designs.
The Mini LP architecture is made up of a processing core, non-volatile memory and RAM plus several embedded peripheral functions including: GPIO, PWMs, counter/timer blocks, ADCs and comparators. The devices exhibit very low power consumption in both sleep (1uA typical) and operating modes (3.7mA typical), while executing one instruction per clock cycle at up to 8 MHz clock rates. The microcontrollers are unique in having their timing reference circuit completely integrated within the devices, meaning no external crystal or any other components are required. Some of the devices in the Mini LP Micro series have internal writable Flash ROM, which eliminates the need for external EEPROM for data storage. Their wide supply voltage range (2.7V dc to 5.5Vdc) and temperature range (-40 C to 85 C) allow the Mini LP Micros to be used in battery-powered and energy-harvesting applications located in harsh environments.
The Mini LP Micros are based on LAPIS Semiconductor's proprietary 8 bit RISC U8 core, which has been used within LAPIS Semiconductor's products for over 15 years. The U8 core's low-cost code creation and debugging tools are available for program development. LAPIS Semiconductor also offers a very flexible and expandable Mini LP Micro Development Kit with expansion sockets that enable easy access to all of the IOs available on the devices. More details about the devices is available online. Information about the Mini LP Micro Development Kit is also available.
Price:Â
ML610Q101-NNNMB $0.50 @ 10KU
(through distribution)
ML610Q178-NNNGA $1.50 @ 10KU
(through distribution)
Mini LP Micro Development Kits: $99.
Availability:Â Â Now
Delivery:Â Â Stock to 6 weeks ARO
For more information, editors should contact:
Lapis Semiconductor
Alec Melnick,
Sr. Product Marketing Manager
6815 Flanders Drive, Suite 150
San Diego, CA 92121
Phone: 508-982-2975
Email: amelnick@rohmsemiconductor.com
Web Site: http://www.lapis-semi.com/en
