Helping customers develop end products requiring on-site connectivity, Texas Instruments announced its newest 32-bit, real-time C2000 Piccolo F2806xU microcontrollers (MCU) with integrated USB connectivity.
In many applications, such as consumer and industrial motor control systems, industrial power systems, telecom and data systems, wind and solar energy generation and general power electronic applications, being able to access diagnostics and make on-the-go changes in the field is critical. With the Piccolo F2806xU MCU, designers can easily incorporate USB connectivity into their applications.
The new devices integrate USB 2.0 and CAN peripherals; a 12-bit, 3 MSps analog-to-digital converter (ADC) with simultaneous, dual sampling and on-chip voltage reference yielding quick and accurate system feedback; and three high-speed analog comparators with 30 ns response time.
A C-programmable, 32-bit floating-point CLA co-processor included with F2806x Piccolo MCUs bolsters system performance by up to twofold and enables closed-loop control of multiple independent targets. The CLA has direct control of on-chip peripherals and features its own bus and memory structure to support parallel execution of algorithms.
In addition to the C28x core and CLA, the Viterbi Complex Math Unit (VCU) provides 75 tailored math instructions to accelerate processing of communications algorithms. Code compatibility across the C2000 MCU platform allows developers to scale solutions from 40 MHz to 300 MHz.
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