Blog Posts

The blog introduces the control method of the Totem Pole Interleaved PFC using the RX microcontroller as an example of AC-DC power control.

This series of blogs (in three parts) discusses how noise can affect a microcontroller system and provides design ideas on how a microcontroller system can be made more robust in the presence of noise.

Recently MPUs have many functions and the setting of shared pins that assign multiple functions to one pin has become complicated. In addition, the number of pins has increased. So, it became difficult to set pin configurations manually without making mistakes. In this blog, “Smart Configurator for RZ” is introduced for Linux on RZ MPU series.

Introducing RX26T, the new addition to the RX microcontroller family that is able to drive dual motors and PFC control with a single chip.

This series of blogs (in three parts) discusses how noise can affect a microcontroller system and provides design ideas on how a microcontroller system can be made more robust in the presence of noise.

Introduction to RZ/V AI applications that can be easily implemented without AI training

Introduces Renesas' efforts to optimize performance, circuit size and power consumption of accelerators for deep neural networks used in AI processing in SoCs for AD and ADAS in the early design stage.

Among several types of DNN simulators we provide for R-Car SoC, we will focus on Accurate Simulator, which reproduces operations equivalent to those on actual devices, and explain how to apply it to network analysis and accuracy improvement.

The e-AI Translator V3.0.0 has been released. This release supports the 3D shape function and RNN function used in signal processing and regression models.