Learn how easily you can start an initial evaluation of the capacitive touch sensor using the RX140 Target Board, which is the most basic and inexpensive evaluation board for the RX family.
Renesas has blossomed into a full-spectrum technology solutions provider. With an expanded physical footprint in the U.S., Europe and China, we truly are a global company now.
This blog will present the basics of automotive radar and how they influence Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuit (MMIC) development.
In the fourth entry of this series on automotive radar, we will analyze what determines the coverage and the accuracy of a radar system by determining the field of view and the range and angle resolution.
This blog introduces a solution for the Over-The-Air (OTA) firmware update of a secondary MCU using the RX family MCU and FreeRTOS.
The RX family of 32-bit MCUs was developed so that users can develop applications with less or no coding. This blog is about the security function for the RX family.
Introducing the video portal site on how to use the development environment for the Renesas RX family of 32-bit MCUs.
Renesas has a reference demo based on the RX671 32-bit MCU, which can realize touch key, voice command and/or remote control from the cloud functions in a single chip, reducing development time.
This is a highly integrated, ultra-low power, connected pet tracker offering multiple radios for indoor and outdoor tracking, sensors for situation awareness and a very efficient actuator driver.