Introducing a reference design demo that can measure the amount of remaining liquid with the RX130 MCU, using its built-in Capacitive Touch Sensor Unit (CTSU) and copper electrodes.
This article is the first in a series of three blog articles introducing the reader to secure boot concepts and implementations in Renesas automotive devices.
Learn about Renesas’ BLDC Traction Motor Drive solution that is built around two dedicated motor control devices for the perfect combination of processing speed and power efficiency.
In this blog, we will explain security acceleration methods that are being standardized for CAN and Ethernet to improve the security performance and offload tasks to hardware.
Renesas has prepared a “Migration Guide” and “Points of Differences” to support replacement from Renesas legacy MCU products to the RX 32-bit MCU family, as well as between the RX family itself.
Quickly develop a low power data logger application on the RA2E1 32-bit MCU using its “Snooze” mode for significant power savings, Flexible Software Package (FSP) and Fast Prototyping Board (FPB).
Introducing the RX66N 32-bit MCU that realizes real-time performance and firmware updates required for network-connected equipment such as smart meters and HVAC controllers.
CPX4 (R9A06G061) provides faster, long distance communication, and solves the challenges in implementing Power Line Communication Technology (PLC) solutions. Read our blog for more information.
Renesas’ RX MCU offers a voice recognition solution at the edge that does not require any internet connection; experience this voice recognition at the edge remotely anywhere and at any time.