The AVR32 RISC microcontroller series is a 32-bit RISC microcontroller launched by Atmel, with high performance, low power consumption, rich peripheral interfaces and other features, suitable for embedded Linux, RTOS, real-time system and other applications.
This manual introduces Atmel's AVR32 series, covering the AP7000, AP7001, AP7002, AP7200, and UC3A families. It describes the core architecture, performance figures, memory options, and the extensive peripheral sets that enable multimedia, automotive, and industrial applications.
The document also lists the supported development kits, evaluation boards, and software resources such as AVR32 Studio, example projects, and Linux BSPs, providing engineers with the tools needed to start designing with AVR32 devices.
| Maximum DMIPS (AP7200) | 280 DMIPS |
|---|---|
| Clock speed (AP7200) | 200 MHz |
| Maximum DMIPS (AP7000) | 210 DMIPS |
| Clock speed (AP7000) | 150 MHz |
| Maximum DMIPS (UC3A) | 80 DMIPS |
| Clock speed (UC3A) | 66 MHz |
| SRAM (AP7000) | 32 KB |
The AT32AP7200 runs at 200 MHz.