DSPIC33EP128MU202-H/MM

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The DSPIC33EP128MU202-H/MM is an example of a new generation of digital signal microcontrollers (DSMC). By combining digital signal processing (DSP) technology and high-end microcontroller features, the device operates in both conventional and advanced low-power modes. The integrated peripheral modules, including I2C, SPI and UART, support a wide range of applications across different market segments.

The DSPIC33EP128MU202-H/MM belongs to a family of embedded microcontrollers (MCUs) designed for a variety of applications including automotive, factory automation, appliance, lighting, and medical systems. The device’s versatile design allows for easy integration into a range of development platforms and end products. The on-board 16-bit DSP processing core, advanced analog circuitry and flexible hardware supports a wide range of fast computational and signal processing tasks including digital filters and data analysis.

The device offers a wide range of analog and digital peripherals and can also be used to interface with external components and devices such as sensors, ADC’s and DAC’s. With support for up to 32 I/O pins, the DSPIC33EP128MU202-H/MM also offers multiple configuration options for connecting peripheral modules. The device is designed to operate at a maximum speed of 48MHz and also supports low-speed modes such as sleep and idle.

The DSPIC33EP128MU202-H/MM is a powerful MCU with comprehensive hardware and software support. The on-board C compiler provides a unified development environment for the device which can be used to quickly program and debug the device. Additionally, the device includes system libraries and a broad range of device drivers that enable the user to create sophisticated and reliable embedded applications.

The DSPIC33EP128MU202-H/MM MCU consists of a 32-bit Harvard architecture core, an extensive set of peripherals and EEPROM. The Harvard architecture provides a 40-bit instruction width and separates the program memory from the data memory. The preinstalled firmware and 16-bit core devices offer flexibility and power management features, such as low-power operation modes and advanced timer control register.

The on-board peripherals include a 10-bit Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC), a 16-bit Timer, and support for SPI and I2C communication buses. Additionally, the device also features an on-chip memory protection unit (MPU) which allows the user to configure secure applications. The device offers an 11-channel DMA controller for fast data transfer, and a programmable logic controller (PLC) to manage the control logic.

The integrated system libraries provide a library of functions and different drivers that facilitate the development of custom applications. The graphical user interface (GUI) programming environment allows the user to design and debug their embedded applications. The device can also be used to interface with external sensors and devices such as temperature/humidity sensors, infrared receivers/transmitters, global positioning system (GPS) modules and telecommunication modules.

The DSPIC33EP128MU202-H/MM is an advanced and flexible MCU for applications requiring DSP, embedded control, and a wide range of peripherals and libraries. With a default clock rate of 48MHz and low-power modes, the device operates efficiently in a variety of applications. The on-board peripherals, hardware, libraries and flexible instruction set provide a wide range of features that simplify the development and integration of embedded applications.

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