Applications

• Remote Controls
• Consumer Electronics
• Home Appliances
• Security Systems
• Industrial Control

Features

• 8-bit CPU Core: Based on the NEC 75X instruction set architecture, which provides a balance of performance and code density.
• On-Chip ROM/Flash Memory: Stores program code and fixed data. The specific size depends on the particular part number variation.
• On-Chip RAM: Provides volatile memory for storing temporary data during program execution.
• I/O Ports: General-purpose input/output pins that can be programmed for various functions.
• Timers/Counters: Integrated timers and counters for precise timing control, event counting, and PWM generation.
• Serial Communication Interface: Supports UART, SPI, or other serial communication protocols for communicating with external devices.
• Interrupt Controller: Manages interrupt requests from various peripheral devices and external sources.
• Low-Power Operation: Designed for minimal power consumption, thereby extending battery life in portable applications.

Benefits

• Versatile Control: Suitable for a broad range of embedded control applications.
• Simplified Design: Integrated peripherals reduce the need for external components, thereby simplifying system design.
• Easy Development: Supported by a comprehensive suite of development tools and programming resources.
• Real-Time Operation: Enables precise timing and quick response to external events.
• Cost-Effective: Offers a compelling balance of features and performance at a competitive price point.

Additional Details

The UPD75116GF-G17 typically operates within a voltage range of 2.7V to 5.5V. It is commonly available in surface mount packages like QFP or SOP. It includes a watchdog timer to prevent system lockups due to software errors. The 'GF' in the part number often signifies specific features, while 'G17' typically specifies mask options, ROM contents, or other manufacturing details. This microcontroller also incorporates a low-voltage reset (LVR) function to protect against data corruption during power fluctuations. Development tools such as emulators, compilers, and debuggers are usually offered by NEC or third-party vendors.