Low-cost target boards for RX 32-bit MCU family
The RX Target Boards have an on-chip debugger tool that enables application design without requiring further tool investments. Through-hole pin headers provide access to MCU signals pins for fast prototyping. Target Board variations that will provide coverage of the entire RX Family will be available soon.
The RX65N MCU series combines an enhanced RX CPU core architecture and 120 MHz operation to achieve 4.34 CoreMark/MHz processing performance. The MCUs include security, an HMI, an embedded TFT controller and integrated 2D graphic accelerator and embedded communication-processing peripherals such as Ethernet, USB, CAN, SD host/slave interface, and quad SPI.
The RX130 MCU range provides 32 MHz operation with flash memory sizes up to 512 KB, and package sizes up to 100-pins. The low power, low-cost RX130 MCUs add higher responsiveness and functionality for touch-based applications requiring 3V or 5V system control.
RX231 MCUs operate at 54 MHz and combine a 32-bit RXv2 CPU core with improved DSP/FPU and low-power consumption for extreme power efficiency. High-performance digital filtering, floating-point operations, and other processing can be performed even in environments with low-current supply capacity.
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