Overview
Description
The RL78/G1P microcontrollers are the only microcontrollers in the general-purpose RL78 lineup that have a 10-bit D/A converter in addition to a 12-bit A/D converter. They are suitable for a wide variety of applications such as sensor applications and optical transceivers.
Features
- CPU: RL78 core, Max. 32MHz
- Voltage: 2.7V to 3.6V
- Package: 24-pin HWQFN, 32-pin LQFP
- Memory: SRAM Max. 1.5KB, Program Flash Max. 16KB
- Timer: 16-bit Timer (ch) x 4, Watchdog Timer (ch) x 1
- Serial Interface: CSI (ch) x 1, UART (ch) x 1, I2C (ch) x 1
- Analog function: 8/12-bit A/D Converter (ch) x 6 or 8, 10-bit D/A Converter
- On-chip Oscillator Freq. (MHz): High-Speed: 32, 24, 16, 12, 8, 6, 4, 3, 2, 1MHz
- Others: Clock/Buzzer output, Power-On Reset, Low Voltage Detection
Comparison
Applications
Design & Development
Support
Support Communities
Support Communities
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RL78/G1P Board
Dear Sir, i am trying to written code on RL78/G1P But code generator is not available in cs_ and e2 studio. Please help...
Oct 16, 2020
FAQs
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Evaluation of RL78/G1P
The RL78/G1P Fast Prototyping Board has a current measurement header to measure the current drawn by the target MCU. For details, refer to “5.13. Current Measurement Header” in the RL78/G1P Fast Prototyping Board User’s Manual (R20UT4661). Also refer to “6. Handling Precautions.”
Mar 26, 2021 -
External Power Supply of the RL78/G1P Fast Prototyping Board
When you wish to operate the RL78/G1P at a desired voltage or when the current capacity of the USB is insufficient, operate the RL78/G1P standalone using an external power supply. For details, refer to “5.12. External Power-Supply Header” in the RL78/G1P Fast ...
Mar 26, 2021 -
Applications of the RL78/G1P Fast Prototyping Board
The board is not supposed to be incorporated into a product because it is mainly intended to be a board that you use for initial development and prototyping.
Jun 17, 2020