Microcontrollers can control CAN
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Glyn product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team
Aug 31, 2001
New at Glyn is the F2MC-16LX range of Fujitsu microcontrollers, suitable for automotive and industrial applications.
New at Glyn is the F2MC-16LX range of Fujitsu microcontrollers, suitable for automotive and industrial applications.
Features of the F2MC-16LX include 0.8- or 0.5-micron CMOS technology, mask ROM and Flash or OTP versions and 16MHz maximum internal clock speed from an external 4MHz source.
For the 0.5-micron devices, a 3V MCU core offers low EMI and low power consumption figures, and an internal voltage regulator supports a 5V operation.
The entire F2MC-16LX series is supported by at least one device which has Flash ROM as the user-programmable memory.
This uses the same technology as the standard Fujitsu Flash memories.
Several devices based on the F2MC-16LX have a fully featured CANbus protocol controller as an on-chip peripheral for automotive and industrial applications.
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