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1.25 DMIPS/MHz Cortex-M3 Core |
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Single cycle multiply and hardware division |
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Tightly coupled nested vectored interrupt controller |
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16 - 512 Kbytes high performance Flash, 4 - 64 Kbytes SRAM |
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Low power |
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Run mode as low as 27 mA at 72 MHz (executing from Flash) |
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Down to 2 uA in standby mode |
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Low voltage 2.0V-3.6V operation |
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First class peripherals |
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1 uS triple12-bit A/D converter, 2-ch 12 DAC, 4 Mb/s UART, 18 Mb/s SPI, USB full-speed device, Flexible Static Memory Controller, I2S, SDIO, 18 MHz I/O toggling |
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Maximum integration |
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Reset circuitry, LVD, voltage regulator, accurate RC |
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Simple architecture and easy-to-use tools |
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Industrial |
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PLC |
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Inverters |
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Printers, scanners |
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Industrial networking |
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Solar inverters |
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Digital SMPS |
Building and security |
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Alarm systems |
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Video intercom |
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HVA |
Low power |
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Glucose meters |
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Power meters |
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Battery operated applications |
Appliances |
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3-phase motor drive |
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Application control |
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User interface |
PC peripherals |
Medical |
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STM8S 8-Bit Microcontroller Seminar
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Up to 35 percent performance improvement and up to 45 percent better code density compared to an ARM7TDMI |
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32-bit performance with 16-bit code density |
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Excellent real-time performance and fast interrupt response |
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60 fully compatible devices |
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Outstanding power efficiency for low power and portable applications |
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Broad connectivity while minimizing overall component count |
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Only seven external components required for a base system |
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Easy development and fast time to market |
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