MCU combines power savings with hardware acceleration
The Microchip PIC24FJ64GA002 MCU
allows designers to use a combination of
power-saving techniques while still
maintaining timing-sensitive functions
such as communication features.
A custom power-save instruction allows the
application to put the device into Sleep mode,
with clocks and execution halted, or Idle mode in
which peripherals continue to operate.
Peripherals can also be selectively disabled when
the device enters Idle mode, to further optimise
power savings. The device also provides multiple
clock frequencies that can be selected under
application control, to optimise power consumption
under a wide range of operating conditions.
As a member of the PIC24® family, the
PIC24FJ64GA002 has 16MIPS processing
performance and meets the needs of real-time
applications by achieving single-cycle instruction
execution and hardware multiply.
On-chip peripherals support communication,
I/O and analogue capabilities. Any digital
peripheral can be mapped to any I/O pin,
which enhances flexibility for designers.
Upgrading to the 40MIPS PIC24H-series MCUs
is also easy, as the two families share key peripherals,
pin-assignments, code and software tools.
FEATURES
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- 0.65µA per MIPS operating current @ 2.0V
- 150nA typical sleep-mode current
- Two I2C modules for master and slave operation
- Two UART modules including LIN 1.2 support
- Multiple timing, counting and comparator modules
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