MKL26Z32VLH4

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The MKL26Z32VLH4 is a low-power, 32-bit Cortex-M0+ based family of microcontrollers (MCUs) from NXP Semiconductors. It is designed for a wide range of applications in the consumer, home automation, automotive, industrial and embedded markets. It integrates 2-phase dynamic voltage scaling (DVS) to allow system performance to be tuned based on workload, allowing the processor to maintain performance while reducing switching losses. The MKL26Z32VLH4 has an extended advanced 32-bit architecture, high-speed performance of 48 MHz, low power consumption, and on-chip peripherals.

The MKL26Z32VLH4 microcontroller has an extensive feature set which is used in a variety of applications, such as home automation and industrial control. It offers on-chip peripheral functions such as serial communication interfaces, digital signal processing, ADC converters, digital pulse-width modulation, and more. It also provides a comprehensive range of low-power 32-bit software development tools, including the Kinetis Design Studio development toolkit that supports software coding for embedded applications.

The MKL26Z32VLH4 comes with a variety of features that provide it with the capability to perform complex tasks. It has an integrated 32-bit processor core, clocking up to 48 MHz, and it is also capable of running on energy-saving modes. The MCU also features an Ultra-Low Power (ULP) Mode, which allows the processor to use a fraction of the power of its normal operating mode. The ULP Mode helps to reduce the power consumption and extend battery life. Additionally, the MCU is equipped with Flash Memory and SRAM, allowing both Flash based and RAM based applications.

The MKL26Z32VLH4 also includes the powerful peripheral set of the MKL26Z32VLH4 family, with up to 14 peripherals that include analog-to-digital converters (ADCs), Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) timers, communication interfaces, and more. The peripherals provide system designers with the flexibility to create intelligent and customizable control systems. For example, the ADC allows users to measure current or voltage levels for a variety of Inputs, by converting an analog signal into a digital equivalent.

The MKL26Z32VLH4 is a highly sophisticated dedicated processor, with the ability to reduce development time, energy consumption, and system costs. Its small size and large peripheral set make it ideal for applications such as industrial control, automotive, appliance, medical, and home automation. This MCU also offers a broad range of development tools, which helps to simplify software development, thereby reducing time to market.

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