ATtiny10 'gives six-fold performance increase'
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AVR ATtiny10
Atmel has introduced its Picopower AVR ATtiny10, with 1K bytes of programmable Flash memory and 32 bytes of internal SRAM.
This device features up to 12 MIPS of processing throughput, eight-bit A/D converter, analogue comparator and a 16-bit timer with PWM.
It is a perfect single-chip solution for size and cost-constrained high-volume consumer applications.
Atmel claims the AVR ATtiny10 provides six-times the performance of any other similar-sized microcontroller in the market.
This efficiency reduces the time in active mode and increases the time spent in power-saving sleep modes.
The AVR ATtiny10 houses an analogue comparator, four A/D converter channels, a 16-bit timer counter that can run two-phase, frequency correct PWM outputs and a powerful CPU.
All tinyAVR microcontrollers use the standard AVR microcontroller-development tools.
The AVR Studio AVR integrated development environment is available for free on Atmel's website.
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