Renesas Blog

This blog provides an overview of the Renesas R-Car Market place so that users can better understand what it is and make better use of it.

The model-based development software for Renesas’ RH850/C1M-Ax in-vehicle microcontroller specializes in HEV/EV motor control and is available as in a paid or free version.

To meet the increasing demands for touchless control, Renesas offers a cost-efficient Touchless Button Demo Solution using Renesas microcontrollers with a built-in capacitive touch sensor unit (CTSU).

The new R-Car Gen3e series offers a seamless upgrade path from the popular R-Car Gen3 with higher system performance and enhanced integration, fast boot and Functional Safety (FuSa) capabilities.

This blog walks through building an evaluation environment for a WVGA display from hardware construction to actual displaying with a commercially available general-purpose MCU kit and a WVGA LCD panel.

Looking for a microcontroller that can support you in terms of supply and long life cycle even after 10 years into production? Renesas' RX microcontroller is the right answer for you.

Introducing the new Automotive High-Definition Link (AHL) that will accelerate the expansion of high-resolution cameras into economy vehicle models.

For those of you who are going to or are planning to use the RX 32-bit MCU, this blog introduces Renesas’ RX MCUs web page and what to download at the start of development.

This article is meant to give the reader some tools to understand how Renesas creates ASIL-rated power management devices and why we have various safety-related features listed in our hardware datasheet.

In this use case, we will explain how to use RZ/A2M's DRP image processing acceleration and light embedded AI algorithm to realize masked face detection; a detection speed of 20FPS can be achieved.