Renesas MPUs & MCUs RL78 Family
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The RL78 family is the new generation of power-efficient microcontrollers from Renesas. RL78 application fields The RL78 family is utilized in a wide variety of applications. It enables customers to build compact and energy-efficient systems at lower cost. The RL78 is a new generation of power-efficient microcontrollers that combine the excellent CPU performance of the 78K0R with the superior on-chip functions of the R8C and 78K. It delivers higher performance and lower power consumption than previous microcontrollers while enabling customers to utilize software resources developed for the...

Broad Scalability New SNOOZE mode for more power savings In SNOOZE mode the CPU is halted while A/D conversion and data reception are enabled. By transitioning from STOP mode (clock stopped) to SNOOZE mode, it is possible to start the on-chip oscillator and operate peripheral functions while the CPU remains inactive. MAIN RUN CPU Peripheral function SNOOZE Peripheral function A/D conversion, serial data reception, multiply and divide operations, multiply-accumulate operations, and DMA operations are possible. Peripheral function Power consumption can be reduced even more than in HALT mode....

High Performance Reliable Safety Functions RL78 microcontrollers with CPU core employing three-stage pipeline and Harvard architecture CPU processing performance is substantially improved compared with previous Renesas products. 32 MHz operation CISC Harvard architecture 3-stage pipeline Safety RAM Parity check Interrupt controller 4 levels Clock generation OCO, external Clock Monitoring Internal Vref Read back Timers Timer array unit 16-bit, 8 channels HALT SNOOZE Power management RTS, DTC enabled Interval timer 12-bit, 1 channel Temp. sensor (Reference) RL78: Block diagram of G14 group...

RL78 CPU core 32 MHz operation MUL, DIV, MAC Instruction during • 4.3 mAon-chip RF transmission, 3.5VmA during RF reception (using DC-DC converter, 3 operation) • Average current: 10 µA (1-second intervals, connection maintained)  Reduced cost due to incorporation of functions of external components On-chip balun cuts costs by reducing design burden. Only twelve external components are needed in the lowest power configuration, reducing the mounting area and cost of parts.  Adaptable RF technology Automatic adjustment of transmission output (transmission operating current) to match the...

• Three-stage pipeline CISC architecture • Max. operating frequency: 32 MHz Memory • Support for 1.8 V flash programming and boot swap • Program flash: 2 KB–512 KB • SRAM: 256 B–32 KB • Data flash: 2 KB/4 KB/8 KB/None System • High-speed on-chip oscillator: 32 MHz ±1% • Library support for multiply/divide and multiply-accumulate operation unit Power management • Operating current: 66 μA/MHz*1 • HALT current: 0.57 μA (RTC + LVD)*1 • STOP current: 230 nA (SRAM data retained)*1 • SNOOZE current: 700 μA (UART), 1.2 mA (ADC) Safety • Compliant with European safety standard for household...

Ideal for consumer and industrial products such as motor control applications, household appliances, and mobile devices Featured function: Event link controller (ELC) CPU core supporting multiply and divide/multiply-accumulate instructions Added multiply, divide, and multiply-accumulate instructions that enable high-speed operation by direct execution without needing to utilize library functions Overview of multiply, divide, and multiply-accumulate instructions Operation Execution time 8 bits × 8 bits = 16 bits 16 bits × 16 bits = 32 bits External interrupt, timer interrupt, count-match,...

Ultra-low power consumption High-precision high-speed on-chip oscillator μA •CPU operation: 46nA /MHz STOP mode: 560 • CISC Harvard architecture 3-stage pipeline • Internal reset at illegal instruction execution Timers • Advanced-functionality timer array unit (TAU) • Watchdog timer Analog • On-chip ADC, 10-bit × 7 channels, conversion time: 3.4 μs • On-chip comparator Communication • CSI, UART, I2C, Simple I2C Package • 10-pin/16-pin Memory Barrel shifter System Interrupt controller 4 levels, 5 external Clock generation Selectable POR Trap function Power management Timer array unit...

Ideal for DC brushless motor applications Consumer applications only Support for power-efficient maintenance-free motor operation RL78/G1G Motor control timer Three-phase complementary PWM Forced shutoff Supported (Hi-Z, H/L output settings supported) Programmable-gain amplifier 1 channel (on-chip amplifying resistor) 2 channels (response time: 0.15 μs [max.]) Comparator reference voltage Overcurrent detection Low power consumption for extended battery life 6 channels (48 MHz operation supported) 8-bit DAC or internal reference voltage of 1.45 V • High-speed recovery from STOP mode in just...

Low-end USB microcontroller roadmap Overview of USB controller specifications RL78 series next-generation low-end USB microcontrollers World’s first low-end microcontroller with support for USB Battery Charging Specification, Revision 1.2 (BC1.2) USB sample firmware is available free of charge. This simplifies system development and reduces the amount of time required. for fast charging • Supportcommunication and power supply control in addition to USB Ability to charge up to 1.5 A using BC1.2 (0.5 A for USB 2.0) Low power • Approx. 65%consumption during USB operationapprox. 20% reduction...

RL78/L12, L13, L1C LCD microcontroller product roadmap New successor products combining the features of earlier LCD microcontrollers At each pin count the new products support higher segment counts than earlier products. Capacitor split provides extremely low current consumption when driving LCD panels. Renesas RL78/L1x Current during LCD drive*1 Ultra-low standby current consumption (clock counter + LCD display) Company Company Company Company A B C D Capacitor split method Not Not Not Not implemented implemented implemented implemented Voltage boost method Notes: 1. Current value...