MSC Vertriebs offers 16-bit microcontroller with low-power mode for A/D conversion
MSC Vertriebs
RL78/G1A 16-bit MCU
MSC is offering Renesas Electronics’ RL78/G1A 16-bit microcontrollers (MCUs), which are designed for demanding sensor applications and available in 3 x 3mm land grid array (LGA) and 4 x 4mm ball grid array (BGA) packages.
In addition to an accurate 12-bit A/D converter and up to 28 analogue inputs, the RL78/G1A MCUs have an independent power supply for internal analogue parts that reduces or eliminates noise influence from digital peripheral lines.
RL78/G1A MCUs demonstrate 66µA/MHz current consumption in active mode and 0.57µA with RTC LVD active.
When the CPU is in standby mode, the MCU can run a low-power mode called snooze mode that supports A/D conversion and serial communication, which helps to extend the operating time of battery-powered devices.
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