MC711K4CFUE3

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MC711K4CFUE3 is a low-cost, low-pin-count 8-bit microcontroller unit (MCU) developed by Freescale (formerly known as Motorola Semiconductor). It is part of the 8-bit HC08 family of MCUs and combines a host of integrated features, including serial communications interfaces, timer functions, extended memory and peripheral operations. It is suitable for applications requiring low level of integration and minimal software overhead.

Due to its capabilities, the MC711K4CFUE3 is ideal for a wide variety of embedded applications, ranging from mobile phones, hand-held devices to measuring and testing equipment. It is widely used for control and processing of data in industrial equipment and automotive systems in applications such as motor control, factory automation, and other systems with limited space and low-power requirements. It is also used in appliances, including home security systems, lighting and access control systems, and white goods.

The MC711K4CFUE3 is based on Freescale\'s 8-bit HC08 CPU core. This 8-bit microcontroller is capable of running up to 16 MHz and it has a 16-bit instruction execution cycle, providing fast operation and flexible data manipulation. This CPU also offers a multiplex memory control unit, allowing efficient access to all onboard memory blocks.

The MC711K4CFUE3 has a range of integrated peripherals including serial communication interfaces, timer functions, extended memory, LCD controller and analog inputs. This microcontroller also has power-saving modes and extensive energy management features, such as data retention from both internal or external sources. Each of these peripherals can be customized and their functionality adjusted using software.

The MC711K4CFUE3 has a simplified working principle based on the 8-bit instruction set of the HC08 CPU. The bootstrap program is loaded during reset. This program performs basic operations, such as setting up registers and activating the external memory interface. After the bootstrap program is executed, the microcontroller is ready to run user code.

The microcontroller can process data using a variety of techniques. It can execute a range of 16-bit instructions, process data in 8-bit, 16-bit and 32-bit data formats, and perform arithmetic and logic operations. The software can easily change the microcontroller’s operation mode and can define the use of various peripherals on board.

The MC711K4CFUE3 is a low-cost, low-pin-count 8-bit microcontroller ideal for embedded applications requiring low levels of integration and minimal software overhead. It is based on Freescale\'s 8-bit HC08 CPU core, offering multiplex memory control and low-power features. The device is capable of running up to 16 MHz and has a 16-bit instruction execution cycle. A range of integrated peripherals including timer functions and LCD controller enables flexible customization of the device, while the 8-bit instruction set facilitates the processing of data using arithmetic and logic operations.

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