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Overview

Description

The RX671 group microcontrollers deliver superior real-time performance with the RXv3 core running at 120MHz. The HMI functions enable contactless operation by proximity switches and voice recognition, making it possible to realize hygienic HMI suitable for the new normal. A wide variety of packages, including the 4.5mm x 4.5mm 64-pin TFBGA, is all equipped with 2MB flash memory and 384KB SRAM to meet a wide range of needs with a single chip.

Features

  • 120MHz RXv3 core (707 CoreMark, 48.8 CoreMark/mA), double-precision FPU, and register bank save function that speeds up interrupt response
  • 2MB flash memory (60MHz read access, dual bank function), 384KB SRAM
  • 48-pin to 176-pin package lineup including ultra-small 64-pin TFBGA (4.5mm x 4.5mm)
  • Capacitive touch sensing unit and serial sound interface
  • SD host interface, USB 2.0 full speed, CAN 2ch, and QSPI supporting XIP mode
  • Encryption engine (AES, RSA, ECC, SHA, etc.), key management, access management circuit, flash memory protection
  • 2.7V to 3.6V single supply operation
  • Operating temperature: -40°C to 85°C or -40°C to 105°C

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Documentation

Design & Development

Software & Tools

Software Downloads

Type Title Date
PCB Design Files Log in to Download ZIP 2.29 MB
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Sample Code

Boards & Kits

Models

ECAD Models

Schematic symbols, PCB footprints, and 3D CAD models from SamacSys can be found by clicking on the CAD Model links in the Product Options table. If a symbol or model isn't available, it can be requested directly from SamacSys.

Diagram of ECAD Models

Models

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Model - BSDL Log in to Download BSDL 18 KB
Model - BSDL Log in to Download BSDL 24 KB
Model - BSDL Log in to Download BSDL 24 KB
Model - IBIS Log in to Download ZIP 9.92 MB
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Support Communities

  1. RX671 replace USB VBUS pin with GPIO

    Hello, I am currently using the R5F5671HxFB MCU for a design. I would like to use the I2C2 peripheral and USB peripheral simultaneously. My MCU is not powerd by the USB but self-powered. So that VBUS must be sensed from the USB peripheral. But the issue is that both ...

    Nov 7, 2023
  2. How to test DRAM on the RX671 starter kit+ with e2 studio?

    Hello, I've installed the e2 studio for Rx671 starter Kit+.  I downloaded the compressed codes from the below link. However, I haven't found an example program to test DRAM on the board. RX671 Renesas Starter Kit Sample Code (e² studio for CC-RX) Rev.1.00 - Sample Code ...

    Jun 17, 2022
  3. RX671 SSIE Port Configuration

    Hi All, I am trying to use SSIE on RX671 to communicate with Codec IC. While configuring ports for SSIE, I confused about how to select ports for it. For example, regarding to the hardware manual, I found that both PC7 and P17 can be set as SSITXD0 port, therefore ...

    Nov 21, 2023
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FAQs

  1. Evaluation Boards for RX671

    The following two boards allow RX671 evaluation. Target Board for RX671: Board that enables evaluation to be performed simply since it does not require a debugger. It includes a through hole for a pin header to enable access to all MCU signal pins, and is also comes equipped with a ...

    Sep 8, 2021
  2. Target applications of RX671

    The RX671 can implement many functions in an extremely small footprint, including voice recognition, capacitive touch sensor, and cloud connection via wireless communication, making it suitable for a wide range of applications including home automation, HVAC controllers, smart meters or flowmeters, and Wi-Fi compatible devices such as robot vacuum ...

    Sep 8, 2021
  3. Remote control by voice solution of RX671

    The RX671 includes a serial sound interface to provide support for digital input and output of audio data. Furthermore, it can provide accurate voice recognition even in noisy environments without an Internet connection and external memory by combining voice recognition middleware and noise reduction middleware developed by our partners. The ...

    Sep 8, 2021
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Videos & Training

This video introduces the reference design for serial TFT-LCD QVGA display and capacitive touch functions controlled by a single-chip RX MCU.

For more information, please refer to Serial LCD + Touch Reference Design.

News & Blog Posts

Blog Post
Jun 12, 2023
Evolve Your HMI Effortlessly with RX Microcontrollers and Serial LCD!
Blog Post
May 19, 2023
Essential Security Measures to Safeguard Against Threats in IoT Devices
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
Mar 2, 2023
Develop The Touch Functions Of RX671 Quickly And Easily
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
Oct 26, 2022
Easy Expansion of MCU Code Area! Introducing Example of Program Execution from Serial ROM Using QSPI XIP Mode
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
Aug 5, 2022
RXv3 Core has achieved 6.0 CoreMarks/MHz with CC-RX V3.04!
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
Azure RTOS ADU
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 15, 2022
Realizing OTA Function of a Secondary MCU with the RX MCU – FreeRTOS Version
Blog Post
Mar 11, 2022
RX Family Software – The Past and the Future - #2
Blog Post
Mar 4, 2022
Supporting a Smooth Start of Your Development with RX by Video!
Blog Post
Mar 4, 2022
Touch Key, Voice Recognition and Cloud Connectivity With a Single 32-Bit RX671 MCU
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 21, 2021
How Renesas Approaches Functional Safety over EtherCAT (FSoE)
Blog Post
Sep 8, 2021
The New RX671 Microcontroller Meets the Ever-Evolving Demands of IoT Devices
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
May 19, 2021
Edge Trust Security Service Using RX Microcomputer CMVP Certified
Blog Post
Apr 20, 2021
Solution that Strongly Supports the Development and Manufacturing of Secure IoT Devices