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[CNX-Software] - Renesas RX74M and RX74N – 600MHz industrial MCUs with RXv3e core, embedded MRAM, 22nm process

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Renesas RX74M and RX74N 600MHz MCUs with 22nm process and MRAM

Renesas has introduced the RX74M and RX74N, two new 32-bit RX family MCUs built on a 22nm process with embedded MRAM. Both MCUs integrate a 600MHz RXv3e core and are designed for industrial automation, motor control, robotics, and energy management applications. The MCUs feature up to 1MB of code MRAM, 1.5MB SRAM, and 256KB of zero-wait-state local RAM for real-time processing. The RX74M adds an integrated EtherCAT slave controller, dual Gigabit Ethernet MACs with TSN support, and an Ethernet switch for industrial networking, while the RX74N offers a single Gigabit Ethernet interface for general industrial applications. Other features include CAN FD, USB 2.0, I3C, high-resolution PWM timers, and hardware-based security with Renesas Protect Zone. Renesas RX74M and RX74N specifications: MCU – 32-bit RXv3e core clocked at 300/480/600MHz Up to 3,604 CoreMark at 600MHz Single- and double-precision floating-point support Trigonometric function accelerator Register bank save function for faster interrupt response 32KB [...]

The post Renesas RX74M and RX74N – 600MHz industrial MCUs with RXv3e core, embedded MRAM, 22nm process appeared first on CNX Software - Embedded Systems News.

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