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Overview

Description

The RX140 microcontrollers in the RX100 series combine the highest processing performance and low supply current. This makes them suitable for a wide range of applications such as home appliances, industrial applications and building automation. The RX140 with an RXv2 core achieves a 48MHz maximum operating frequency, with about twice the performance of the previous RX130 operating at 32MHz. In addition, power consumption is reduced by more than 30% compared to the RX130 with 56μA/MHz during CPU operation and 0.25μA in standby mode. A new low power mode (snooze mode) also enables an additional low power consumption mode for applications that require intermittent operation. In addition, the latest capacitive touch sensor is equipped with third-generation touch IP that dramatically improves noise immunity and increases water resistance, so it can be used in a wider range of applications than ever before, including environments where noise or wet surroundings would affect accuracy. Peripheral functions have also been expanded, including CAN functionality that enables real-time communication, an AES encryption accelerator to reduce security threats such as data eavesdropping and tampering, and a true random number generator.

Features

  • CPU RXv2 core (48MHz maximum operating frequency), single-precision FPU
  • Low power consumption (56μA/MHz during CPU operation, 0.25μA in standby mode)
  • Up to 256KB flash memory and 64KB SRAM
  • 8KB data flash that can store data just like an EEPROM
  • High-speed on-chip oscillator with +/- 1.0% accuracy
  • 1.8V to 5.5V wide operating voltage range
  • Updated Capacitive Touch Sensing Unit
  • SCI (UART, Simple SPI, Simple I2C)
  • SPI/I2C Multi-Master Interface
  • CAN Interface
  • 12-bit A/D converter, 8-bit D/A converter, temperature sensor
  • 32-bit general-purpose PWM timer, 16-bit general-purpose PWM timer, low power asynchronous general-purpose timer
  • Real-Time Clock
  • Security (AES encryption, true random number generator)
  • Enhanced Safety functionality
  • Pin and peripheral compatibility with RX130
  • Diverse package lineup from 32 to 80-pin, including QFP and QFN options

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Support Communities

  1. RX140 Data flash not working unless HOCO is turned on while using PLL clock in clock configuration

    Can you use the RX140 Data flash without using the HOCO? I am configured to use the Main clock (resonator) and the PLL to generate my clocks. I got the "FLASH_ERR_HOCO" return when using R_FLASH_Open();. I could not get the data flash to work until I ...

    Apr 12, 2024
  2. rx140 stack size setting

    Hi everybody, i'm using RX140 with only 1 stack. When I compile the "memory usage" tab reports its size is 256 bytes. But I need to increase its size beacuse I suspect I have some stack overflow (by the way: is there any method to detect stack overflow in ...

    Feb 13, 2025
  3. RX140 MEMDRV EEPROM_SPI

    Hello,  I am trying to get a serial eeprom on a custom board works.  I am following sample code "rx65n_rsk_memdrv_sample", and I have added r_memdrv_rx, r_eeprom_spi, and r_rspi_rx into the smart config. The problem is that, the MISO signal doesn't ...

    Oct 31, 2023
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FAQs

  1. Target applications of RX140

    The RX140 is the microcontroller which realizes the lowest power consumption and highest CPU performance in the RX100 series. The RX140 is thus suitable for high-end equipment in addition to mid-end equipment, such as washing machines, refrigerators, and IH cooking heater in the household appliance field, in which ...

    Sep 29, 2021
  2. Benefits of migrating from RX130 to RX140

    Replacing the RX130 with the RX140 will contribute to increasing the added value of your products by, for example, realizing low power consumption and improving CPU performance while allowing you to reuse your existing design assets. The RX140 has pin assignment compatibility with the RX130, so you can reuse the ...

    Sep 29, 2021
  3. Positioning of RX140

    The RX140 is a product that inherits the low power consumption of the RX100 series which boasts the lowest power consumption of RX microcontrollers, achieves high CPU processing performance equivalent to the RX200 series, and combines the features of both the RX100 series and RX200 series. The RX140 reduces power ...

    Sep 29, 2021
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Videos & Training

More than 30 percent better power efficiency and twice the processing performance of RX130 group MCUs. Embedded with advanced capacitive touch IP and security features, RX140 MCUs enable your system to be smarter. Learn more about the key benefits in the video.

News & Blog Posts

Blog Post
Nov 21, 2023
Introduction of Noise Countermeasure Guide for Capacitive Touch Sensors of Renesas MCU
Blog Post
Oct 20, 2023
Introducing An Easy Tool for Touch Development Even with Partner IDE Platforms
Blog Post
Jul 21, 2023
Introducing the Handbook that Provides a Comprehensive Overview of RX140!
Blog Post
Jun 12, 2023
Evolve Your HMI Effortlessly with RX Microcontrollers and Serial LCD!
Blog Post
May 26, 2023
Achieve power consumption reduction and cost optimization in CAN-based applications with the RX140!
Blog Post
Apr 6, 2023
Say Goodbye to Hardware Manual Confusion with Our Comprehensive Guide!
Blog Post
Mar 20, 2023
Upgrade MCUs with the Latest Industry-leading 32-bit RX Family MCUs! RX Portfolio is Expanding
Blog Post
Mar 3, 2023
Tips for Selecting Low Power Consumption Modes on the RX MCU
Blog Post
Jan 23, 2023
RX Family Software – The Past and the Future - #6
Blog Post
Dec 5, 2022
Introducing Waterproof Capacitance Solution for Self-Capacitive Touch Keys in Wet Area
Blog Post
Nov 15, 2022
Introducing Smart Wakeup Solution for Low Power Capacitive Touch Sensing Application
Blog Post
Sep 16, 2022
Infusion Level Monitor Using Capacitive Touch Sensing
Blog Post
Sep 1, 2022
RX Family Software – The Past and the Future - #5
Blog Post
Jul 22, 2022
Target Board for RX Family: where your creativity comes to life
Blog Post
Jul 11, 2022
RX Family Software – The Past and the Future - #4
Blog Post
Jun 17, 2022
Bringing DSPs Closer to You! Realizing Digital Filters with the Latest Low-End RX140 Microcontroller of the RX Family!
Blog Post
May 17, 2022
QE for Capacitive Touch Supports the Development of Gesture Applications using AI. Let’s check its ability!
Blog Post
Apr 28, 2022
Realizing Low Power Consumption of the Capacitive Touch Sensors with RX140!
Blog Post
Apr 19, 2022
Design Guide for RX MCU Board Wiring Pattern
Blog Post
Apr 5, 2022
RX Family Software – The Past and the Future - #3
Blog Post
Mar 22, 2022
Experiencing the Initial Evaluation of the Capacitive Touch Sensor Using the Latest 32-Bit RX140 MCU
Blog Post
Mar 15, 2022
Realizing OTA Function of a Secondary MCU with the RX MCU – FreeRTOS Version
Blog Post
Mar 4, 2022
Supporting a Smooth Start of Your Development with RX by Video!
Blog Post
Feb 1, 2022
RX Family Software – The Past and the Future - #1
Blog Post
Dec 10, 2021
Realizing a Low-Cost Water Level Measurement Solution Using the RX130’s Capacitive Touch Key
Blog Post
Dec 6, 2021
To Seamlessly Switch to a 32-Bit RX Family MCU
Blog Post
Oct 15, 2021
Interview with RX MCU Family User, HITACHI Solutions Technology
Blog Post
Oct 6, 2021
Introducing the Smart Configurator Board Support Feature for Quick Project Setup
Blog Post
Sep 29, 2021
Improve UX/UI with RX140 MCU Equipped with A New Generation of Capacitive Touch Sensor
Blog Post
Sep 21, 2021
How Renesas Approaches Functional Safety over EtherCAT (FSoE)
Blog Post
Aug 4, 2021
Introducing the RX Family Firmware Update Middleware that Can Easily Realize FOTA (Firmware Update Over-The-Air) Implementation
Blog Post
Aug 2, 2021
DSP Experience with RX Family MCU! Visualizing DSP Behavior with Free Sample Program!
Blog Post
Jul 20, 2021
Do You Want to Develop a Touchless Button? Introducing a Solution Using a General-Purpose MCU
Blog Post
Jul 13, 2021
Introducing the RX MCU Product Longevity Program (PLP) that Goes Beyond 15 years of Support!
Blog Post
Jul 2, 2021
Let’s Get Started with RX MCU Software Development! First Step is to Start with e² studio.
Blog Post
Apr 27, 2021
Time flies in a flash of light! Renesas RXv2 Core has exceeded a CoreMark of 5.0. How does it achieve this result?