The RZ/T2L evaluation kit features an on-board debugger, making it possible to evaluate the microprocessor without an external in-circuit emulator when used in combination with the Renesas e2 studio development tool.
Products such as robots, ac servo drives and inverters can benefit from the reliable, deterministic processing of the RZ/T2L microprocessor from Renesas, which features an 800 MHz CPU and 576 kbytes of RAM.
The AIROC CYBLE-416045-02 wireless module from Infineon is based on the PSoC 63, a dual-core 32-bit microcontroller with integrated Bluetooth® Low Energy radio.
Versatile new RL78/G15 microcontrollers from Renesas are based on proven RL78 core running at 16 MHz. Renesas has extended the low-power RL78 family of general-purpose 16-bit microcontrollers with new parts in small package sizes suitable for use in applications that would previously have used an 8-bit MCU.
The RL78/G15 Fast Prototyping Board is an evaluation board based on the RL78/G15 microcontroller and is specifically designed for prototyping various applications.
Renesas has introduced a microprocessor option for developers who want to base new designs on the RISC-V instruction set architecture.
The Renesas RZ/Five has a 1 GHz RISC-V core and a generous set of communications interfaces and security capabilities.
