M2S060-1VFG400I

The M2S060-1VFG400I is an embedded system on chip (SoC), which has a wide range of applications and varied working principles. Developed and manufactured by Toshiba Corporation, it is a single system-chip design built on FR-family technology. The M2S060-1VFG400I includes a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0 processor core, and is ideal for embedded products featuring low power control, small size and high performance.

This system-on-chip solution offers design flexibility with various peripherals and specialized cores. In addition to its ARM Cortex-M0 core, the SoC includes SRAM, one-time read-only memory (OTROM) and a wide range of peripheral functions, including SIO, SCI, I2C, SPI, PWM, WDT and DMA. These features make it suitable for applications that require basic functionality and scalability.

The M2S060-1VFG400I can be used in a wide range of industrial control, factory automation, and medical applications. For example, the SoC can be used in industrial automation machines to control flow and temperature, process signals and measure data points; and in medical equipment to monitor vital signs and perform diagnosis. The SoC is also suitable for embedded products in the automotive, communication and consumer electronic industries.

The M2S060-1VFG400I’s working principles are based on its 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0 processor core. This processor can run up to 20 MHz and delivers performance and reduced power consumption, even in compact applications. Furthermore, the M2S060-1VFG400I features two clock sources, an internal oscillator and an external clock that can be connected to a crystal oscillator, ceramic resonator or other input device. The external clock can also be used to control the SoC’s power supply, which provides the flexibility to choose the most suitable power mode for each application.

The SoC also includes a wide range of peripherals, including SIO, SCI, I2C, SPI, PWM, WDT and DMA capabilities. The SIO bus provides a communication interface between the SoC and its external peripherals, such as serial-port devices and slave interfaces. The SCI bus allows the SoC to connect to industrial control networks and other serial-data communication systems. The I2C bus is used for exchanging serial data between devices, while the SPI bus allows the SoC to access data from external devices. The PWM, WDT, and DMA capabilities further enhance the SoC’s flexibility and its ability to integrate into a wide variety of applications.

The M2S060-1VFG400I embedded system on chip is a versatile and powerful solution for a variety of embedded applications. Its low power, small size, and high performance make it an ideal choice for industrial, medical, automotive, communication, and consumer electronics applications. The SoC features 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0 processor, SRAM, OTROM, and peripheral functions to provide flexible, reliable performance in all design projects.