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Piccolo MCU'er til realtime kontrolapplikationer

Texas Instruments lancerer nu mere en 15 nye low-cost Piccolo microcontrollere med ny 'math' engine, der er optimeret til realtime kontrolapplikationer (in english).

Bridging the gap between low-cost Piccolo and high-performance Delfino floating-point microcontrollers (MCUs), Texas Instruments (TI) has announced its new low-cost TMS320F2806x Piccolo floating-point MCUs.

Rooted in TI’s 25+ years of digital signal processing leadership, the new Piccolo MCUs offer an enhanced math engine specifically designed to simplify programming and optimize performance in real-time control applications that may require integrated communications.

Developers of energy-efficient motor control and renewable energy applications can now use a single F2806x MCU to cost-effectively execute control loops as well as power line communications (PLC) protocols and modulation schemes. Balancing performance with the integration and ease-of-use inherent to MCUs, the new F2806x MCUs also deliver a broader range of connectivity and memory options and are backed by TI’s tools and free controlSUITE software.