MAX32620IWGC+T

The MAX32620IWGC+T is a member of the MAX326xx family from Maxim Integrated which is specifically designed for Project Connected Home over IP (CHIP) projects. It is a low-power microcontroller that has been designed for use in security, smart home, audio and IoT applications. The microcontroller is based on the ARM Cortex-M4F processor and includes 2MB of integrated flash memory, 256KB of RAM, 1MB of General-Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) and up to four UARTs.

The MAX32620IWGC+T supports both Wi-Fi and Thread network protocols, making it ideal for applications that require both, such as IoT gateways and audio systems. Its Cortex-M4F processor enables a variety of multimedia applications. Additionally, its low power consumption ensures long battery life and can reduce energy consumption in connected home applications.

The MAX32620IWGC+T microcontroller’s main application fields are in IoT and audio applications. The device can be used to detect and report changes in acoustic environment, such as speech recognition, acoustic fingerprinting and audio streaming. It can also be used to implement secure remote device management over CHIP, enabling access and control of a device from anywhere in the world.

The MAX32620IWGC+T microcontroller operational principle is based on Cortex-M4F and its core resources. It includes two differentiated user modes: A standard user/system mode and a privileged supervisor mode. The supervisor mode is the supervisor of the system, providing the ability to access or inhibit peripherals, configure clock systems and respond to system interrupts. The standard user mode is executed when entering a regular application, providing access only to some peripherals without being able to affect the system.

The MAX32620IWGC+T microcontroller has a number of advanced features, such as power isolation in the power supply circuitry, an integrated 32k resistor voltage source, a temperature sensor and an embedded charge controller. In addition, it includes a Time-of-Flight (TOF) sensor, enabling accurate sensing of movement. The device also supports up to four UARTs, four SPI, two I2C, one ADC, one Analog Comparator and one PPG.

In conclusion, the MAX32620IWGC+T microcontroller is a powerful and highly integrated solution for CHIP-based applications, including IoT, audio and other multimedia applications. It is based on the ARM Cortex-M4F processor and includes 2MB of integrated flash memory, 256KB of RAM, 1MB of GPIO and up to four UARTs. It also has a number of advanced features, such as an integrated 32k resistor voltage source, a temperature sensor, an embedded charge controller and a Time-of-Flight sensor.