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ML610Q794G - Sensor Control Hub 8-bit Microcontroller

General Description

The ML610Q794G is a high-performance 8-bit low power microcontroller optimized for sensor hub applications that integrates LAPIS Semiconductor’s original high-performance 8-bit CPU core, with a 16-bit multiplier/divider co-processor, 64 KByte flash memory, 4 KByte RAM, multiple interfaces for vario

Key Features

  • CPU.
  • 8-bit RISC CPU (CPU name: uX-U8/100).
  • 16-bit length instruction system.
  • Minimum instruction execution time 30.5 us (32.768 kHz system clock) 0.25 us (4.096 MHz system clock).
  • Built-in co-processor for multiplication, division, and multiply-accumulate operations Multiplication (Input: 16-bit x 16-bit, Output: 32-bit) Division (Input: 32-bit/16-bit, Output: 32-bit) Multiply-accumulate (Input: 16-bit x 16-bit + 32-bit, Output: 32-bit).
  • Internal mem.

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Datasheet Details

Part number ML610Q794G
Manufacturer LAPIS Semiconductor
File Size 498.21 KB
Description Sensor Control Hub 8-bit Microcontroller
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ML610Q794G Sensor Control Hub 8-bit Microcontroller FEDL610Q794-02 Issue Date: Jan. 29, 2015 ■ General Description The ML610Q794G is a high-performance 8-bit low power mi...

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al Description The ML610Q794G is a high-performance 8-bit low power microcontroller optimized for sensor hub applications that integrates LAPIS Semiconductor’s original high-performance 8-bit CPU core, with a 16-bit multiplier/divider co-processor, 64 KByte flash memory, 4 KByte RAM, multiple interfaces for various sensors and host interfaces with 8KByte logging RAM in 48pin TQFP package. The ML610Q794G is an ideal sensor hub microcontroller for personal healthcare equipments, wearable devices, and sensor nodes that all require power efficient control and data collection from multiple sensors.