Renesas Blog

In this blog, we introduce using the RX72M 32-bit microcontroller for resolver stepper motor control via EtherCAT communications.

Introduction of Uptane, a software update security framework for securing automotive Over-the-Air (OTA) software updates, and Renesas automotive devices.

Renesas will be releasing a 12V Motor Control Renesas Solution Starter Kit (RSSK) for the RL78/F24 automotive MCUs that is suitable for various motor control evaluation, including small motors.

Renesas offers state-of-the-art solutions for a wide variety of industrial automation applications that support the implementation of Industry 4.0 standards combined with added intelligence.

Renesas' RL78/G23 low-power microcontroller has achieved the world's highest ULPMark™-PP score, a benchmark for evaluating the energy efficiency of peripheral function circuits built into microcontrollers.

In our inaugural installment of the Renesas Roundup Q&A blog series, Sailesh Chittipeddi interviewed Rami Sethi on trends shaping data center optimization.

CEO Hidetoshi Shibata of Renesas attended the “Forces of Change” leadership interview series hosted by the top-tier consulting firm Bain & Company.

When using the RX MCU and the TLS library wolfSSL, users can easily add networking functions to the existing system and handle a larger volume of information with faster communications.

Renesas’ advanced image processing solutions at the edge are provided through a unique combination of low power, multimodal, multi-feature AI inference capabilities.

This blog covers considerations helpful to those who are presently operating or deploying service with Wi-Fi 5 and are looking to move forward to Wi-Fi 6.