Microcontrollers And Microprocessors
In response to user requirements that are rapidly expanding in scope, Renesas Electronics offers microcontroller and microprocessor products that provide excellent expandability while allowing customers to make full use of existing resources.
- Microcontrollers And Microprocessors
- RE Family SOTB™ Process-Based Energy Harvesting Embedded Controllers
- Renesas RA Family Of 32-bit MCUs With Arm® Cortex®-M Core
- Renesas Synergy™ Microcontrollers
- RH850 Family (Automotive Only)
- RL78 Family Of 8/16-bit Ultra-Low Energy MCUs
- RX Family Of 32-bit High Power Efficiency MCUs
- RZ Family Of 64-Bit & 32-Bit Arm-Based High-End MPUs
- Analog Products
- Automotive Products
- Communications ICs
- Display ICs For Automotive
- Interface
- Memory
- Optoelectronics
- Sensors
- Software And Tools
- Switching Controller & PWM Controllers
- Switch-Mode Isolated Power Supply
- Timing & Digital Logic ICs
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Renesas RA Family Of 32-bit MCUs With Arm® Cortex®-M Core
The flexible Renesas Advanced (RA) 32-bit MCUs are industry leading 32-bit MCUs with the Arm® Cortex®-M33, -M23 and -M4 processor cores and PSA certification. RA delivers key advantages compared to competitive Arm Cortex-M MCUs by providing stronger embedded security, superior CoreMark® performance, and ultra-low power operation. PSA certification provides customers the confidence and assurance to quickly deploy secure IoT endpoint and edge devices, and smart factory equipment for Industry 4.0.
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RZ Family Of 64-Bit & 32-Bit Arm-Based High-End MPUs
The Renesas RZ Family of high-end 32 and 64-bit Arm®-based microprocessors (MPUs) enables the solutions required for the smart society of the future. Through a variety of Arm Cortex®-A7, A9, A15, A53, A57 and R4-based devices, engineers can easily implement high-resolution human machine interfaces (HMI), embedded vision, embedded artificial intelligence (e-AI) and real-time control and industrial ethernet connectivity.
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RL78 Family Of 8/16-bit Ultra-Low Energy MCUs
RL78 microcontrollers greatly improve power efficiency with industry-leading low power consumption at 45.5 μA/MHz consumption during normal operation and 0.57 μA/MHz during clock operation. Built-in features such as a high-precision (±1%) high-speed on-chip oscillator, background operation data flash capable of 1 million rewrites, temperature sensor, and interface ports for multiple power supplies help reduce system costs and size.
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RX Family Of 32-bit High Power Efficiency MCUs
The RX family consists of four product series: the flagship RX700 series, with the fastest performance and most advanced functions; the standard RX600 series; the RX200 series, which delivers an optimal balance of power efficiency and high performance; and the entry-level RX100 series, with extremely low power consumption. These four series encompass a range of products that provide seamless scalability from small-scale to large-scale applications.
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RH850 Family (Automotive Only)
The RH850 is Renesas Electronics' latest automotive micro-controller family that offers high performance balanced with very low power consumption over a wide and scalable range of products. This family offers rich functional safety and embedded security features needed for new and advanced automotive applications.
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Renesas Synergy™ Microcontrollers
Spanning across four distinct series, the Renesas Synergy™ Microcontroller family is designed for end applications ranging from connected mobile devices for the IoT market to high-performance embedded systems controllers.
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RE Family SOTB™ Process-Based Energy Harvesting Embedded Controllers
The RE Family based on Renesas' innovative SOTB™ process technology realizes ultra-low current consumption in both active and standby mode and fast operation at low operation voltage, which is impossible to achieve with a conventional bulk transistor. The energy harvesting controller and 32-bit CPU also enable the development of intelligent and battery maintenance-free energy harvesting IoT devices.
