MK40DX256ZVMD10

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The MK40DX256ZVMD10 microcontroller is an advanced, high-performance device from Freescale Semiconductor. It combines embedded microcontroller architectures, with powerful ECC capabilities, to provide a comprehensive microcontroller solution for embedded systems. The MK40DX256ZVMD10 is designed to meet the needs of a variety of embedded applications, providing an efficient and cost-effective solution for microcontroller-based designs.

The MK40DX256ZVMD10 microcontroller is a 32-bit device that features a single-chip, 16-bit-modified Harvard architecture core (ARM Cortex-M0+ processor) and a number of peripherals. It combines a high-performance core with advanced low-power features. The device has been designed to provide an optimal balance of performance, power consumption, and cost for a given application.

The main application field for the MK40DX256ZVMD10 microcontroller is in embedded systems. It is typically used in a wide range of embedded designs, from consumer devices to industrial and medical applications. The microcontroller is well suited for applications that require reliable while still being energy-efficient. It can also be used in applications that have stringent requirements for low power. The device offers a wide range of peripherals, including low-power serial communication ports, an on-chip memory protection unit and clock gating capabilities.

The MK40DX256ZVMD10 is capable of operating at up to 66 MHz and features a wide range of memory options, including up to 256kB of Flash memory, 32kB of RAM, and up to 128kB of ROM. It also features an extensive collection of on-chip peripherals that can be used to quickly and efficiently implement a wide range of embedded applications. These peripherals include an enhanced serial communication controller (ESCI) for low power serial communication, a wide range of timers, an I2C master for general-purpose control and monitoring, an analog-to-digital converter with 12-bit resolution, and a communication media access controller (EMAC) for networking.

Each of the peripherals on the device are designed to provide an efficient and cost-effective solution for the embedded application. For example, the enhanced serial communication controller allows for low power serial communication between the microcontroller and any other serial communication device. Furthermore, the I2C master provides a quick and easy means of implementing control and monitoring operations in any application. The analog-to-digital converter provides high-resolution data acquisition, while the EMAC enables direct communication between the microcontroller and other devices on a local or wide area network.

The working principle of the MK40DX256ZVMD10 microcontroller is based on the flexible and powerful ARM Cortex-M0+ processor core. The MK40DX256ZVMD10 features a 16-bit-modified Harvard architecture, which allows for higher levels of computational intensiveness, thereby allowing for high-performance operation and quick response times. The 16-bit-modified Harvard architecture also provides a high-speed secondary bus for access to memories, allowing for fast data transfers between memory and user code.

The MK40DX256ZVMD10 microcontroller has built-in debug capabilities that allows on-chip debugging of user applications and code. The microcontroller also features an integrated system level debugger that enables the user to monitor and debug the system on a real-time basis. With its comprehensive set of features, the MK40DX256ZVMD10 microcontroller is well suited for a wide range of embedded applications, offering an optimal balance of performance, power consumption, and cost.

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