PIC16LF720-E/SS

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The PIC16LF720-E/SS (Enhanced Flash version of the PIC16LF720) is an 8-bit microcontroller from the PIC16F family developed by Microchip Technology. It is based on a RISC architecture, and has a Harvard memory architecture, which means that data and program memory are kept separate. This allows for more efficient fetching of instructions as well as easy data manipulation. It also has several configurable options to enable its various functions.The PIC16LF720-E/SS is designed for use in embedded control applications such as for sensors, solid-state switches, motor control, analog/digital interfacing and many others. Its features make it suitable for a wide range of applications from automation to medical instrumentation.The PIC16LF720-E/SS has two main functional blocks: the program memory and the data memory. The instruction set is designed to help simplify programming and instruction execution. The PIC16LF720-E/SS instruction set is mainly based on RISC architecture, with the data and program memory kept separately. It is able to support most of the common RISC instructions and can be easily extended to support specific ones.The PIC16LF720-E/SS has a separate data memory of 64 bytes, which can be used to store constants, registers and variables. The data memory is organized in four banks, and is divided into eight blocks. All eight blocks address the same 64-byte data memory, so it is possible to access any byte in the memory without switching banks. The peripherals incorporated into the PIC16LF720-E/SS include a built-in 8-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC), 10-bit PWM module, two high speed instant-on comparators, one voltage reference, and two capture/compare/PWM (CCP) modules. The analog-to-digital converter (ADC) provides 8-bit resolution and can be used for measuring both digital and analog signals. The 10-bit PWM module can be used to generate PWM outputs. The PIC16LF720-E/SS also has a built-in oscillator that can be driven by an external crystal oscillator, making the PIC16LF720-E/SS suitable for frequency applications.The PIC16LF720-E/SS is designed to operate in a wide range of voltages, from 1.8V to 5.5V, and is available in a range of packages, including a 20-pin SOIC package, 28-pin PDIP package, and 40-pin TQFP package. It is a low power device and can operate with a supply current as low as 0.8mA in run mode and 0.18mA in idle mode.Security features, such as the provisions for secure data storage, secure boot, secure code download, and secure erase, are incorporated into the PIC16LF720-E/SS. The device also includes 1024 bytes of OTP (one-time programmable) memory, which can be used for secure storage of calibration data.The PIC16LF720-E/SS is a cost-effective solution for embedded control applications. It is a versatile, low-power device, with multiple features that make it suitable for various applications. Its Harvards memory architecture makes it ideal for efficient fetching of instructions, and its multiple peripherals make it suitable for interfacing with analog and digital systems. With its numerous configurable options and high security features, the PIC16LF720-E/SS is an ideal choice for embedded control applications.

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