SLE 66CX482PE DSO8

Microcontrollers - Application Specific

The SLE 66CX482PE DSO8 is an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC) used to drive a variety of embedded applications. It is a low cost, low power general-purpose 8-bit microcontroller with a 4 kB ROM and 128 bytes of RAM. This chip is designed for use in a variety of embedded applications such as automotive, security, building automation, industrial control and home automation.

The primary benefit of the SLE 66CX482PE DSO8 is that it provides an ideal platform for creating custom code to control the applications in which it is utilized. This ASIC has a relatively small footprint and is designed to interface with a wide range of input and output devices. It supports various serial protocols for communication between the host system and the microcontroller, such as I2C, SPI, UART and CAN.

The SLE 66CX482PE DSO8 also has several on-chip peripherals, including a 10-bit analog-to-digital converter, two 16-bit timers, a watchdog timer, two integrated pulse width modulators, and two synch-pulse-width-modulated pulsers. Additionally, it includes several on-chip peripherals such as a watchdog timer, synchronous-serial port, and a general-purpose 16-bit timer. In addition, the SLE 66CX482PE is programmable via hardware or software, using the 65816 CPU core, or the 8051 instruction set. This powerful microcontroller supports programs written in assembler, C or BASIC and is compatible with various development systems and compilers.

The working principle of the SLE 66CX482PE DSO8 microcontroller consists of a CPU core and several on-chip peripherals. The CPU core is responsible for executing a program and conducting various operations. The processor clock frequency is determined by an external oscillator, or a 32 kHz clock. The CPU core uses the input from the external oscillator to determine the amount of time each instruction takes to execute. The on-chip peripherals enable the microcontroller to interface with other devices, including sensors, motors and LCDs.

The external memory interface of the SLE 66CX482PE DSO8 comprises a ROM, RAM and an EEPROM. The ROM and RAM enable the microcontroller to store program code and data. The EEPROM allows user data to be stored, which can be retrieved by the microcontroller. Furthermore, the device supports various I/O interfaces, such as GPIO, UART, I2C, USB and CAN.

The SLE 66CX482PE DSO8 can be used in a variety of applications due to its support for development tools and its on-chip peripherals, making it a great choice for embedded systems designs. These include automotive systems, home automation, security systems, industrial automation, building automation and numerous other uses. Furthermore, the low current consumption of the SLE 66CX482PE in comparison to other microcontrollers makes it suitable for battery-powered applications.