Renesas aims to develop and provide applications using low-code/no-code for 32-bit MCU RX. In this blog, we introduce ways to enhance the security of IoT devices.
Renesas low-power microcontroller, the RL78/G22, has achieved the world's highest ULPMark™-PP score!
This is a document that provides explanations for frequently asked questions related to the hardware manual of the RX MCU. It will deepen your understanding of the hardware manual.
Renesas RA and RX MCUs offer a comprehensive ecosystem enabling users to effortlessly connect to their preferred cloud services.
GreenPAK's Go Configure designer tool is available over Lab on the Cloud, where users can create several designs, simulate them and test them live by emulating the physical board connected online.
As the RISC-V platform continues to gain interest and momentum, Renesas RISC-V ASSP devices lower the barriers to entry with turnkey reference solutions for quick time to market.
Blog discussing major trends influencing the MCU landscape, such as AI implementation and how Renesas is enabling customers to embrace the ease that cloud-based design platforms offer.
The RX family of 32-bit MCUs was developed so that users can develop applications with less or no coding. This blog introduces products with cellular connectivity.
The RA6M5-based industrial manipulator demo is a simple way to implement micro-ROS based robotics control to simplify the robotics design process.