C8051F860-C-GSR Integrated Circuits (ICs)

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The C8051F860-C-GSR is a microcontroller from Silicon Labs’ 8-bit microcontroller family. It is designed to offer customers a richer set of peripherals for a wide range of applications, including medical, industrial, home automation, and energy management. This microcontroller comes with a variety of features, including an on-chip oscillator, analog comparator, USART, SPI, and timer/counter. The C8051F860-C-GSR also features a 16k instruction/8k RAM and 8-bit core. It is built with a 20-bit, 2-channel programmable address decoder and features a 1KB boot Section.

The C8051F860-C-GSR microcontroller is widely used in embedded applications, ranging from industrial automation and robotics to medical equipment, automotive and automotive entertainment systems. The 8-bit microcontroller is capable of interfacing with other integrated circuit devices and facilitates easy communication between them. The microcontroller is designed for space and cost-efficient operation and can be programmed using standard C/C++ language.

In terms of working principles, the C8051F860-C-GSR microcontroller utilizes a Harvard memory architecture that enables high speed access and processing times. The 8-bit microcontroller also employs a 0-frame addressing scheme that reduces execution time and provides robust interrupt support. With the latter, developers have the ability to prioritize interrupt requests and customize service routines accordingly. Furthermore, the microcontroller utilizes an SRAM as well as Flash memory for storage.

The C8051F860-C-GSR microcontroller also provides peripheral features, including an 8-bit serial port (UART), four 8-bit Pulse Width Modules (PWM), four 8-bit timers, four External Interrupts (EINTR), a Watchdog Timer (WDT) with windowed reset, twelve Operand Pointers (OPT), two 16-bit timer/event counters, and a wide array of peripherals. It also supports several communication protocols, including CAN, USB, I2C, and SPI.

When it comes to power consumption, the C8051F860-C-GSR microcontroller consumes less than 1mW in active mode with 0.045 W operating current. All in all, this microcontroller is suitable for low-power operations and its features make it perfect for a wide range of embedded applications.

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