This document introduces NEC's first microprocessor of the V810 familyTM, the µPD70732 (also known as V810), for embedded control applications. The V810 utilizes a RISC architecture and has features such as high-speed real-time response, high-speed integer operation instruction, bit string instruction, floating-point operation instruction, and significantly high cost performance. It is suitable for applications such as facsimile, digital PPC, word processor, image processor, real-time control device, etc.
This document is a datasheet for the NEC uPD70732, also known as the V810, which is a 32-bit microprocessor utilizing RISC architecture. It is designed for embedded control applications requiring high-speed real-time response and integer operations.
| Architecture | 32-bit RISC |
|---|---|
| Max. operating frequency | 16/20/25 MHz |
| Low voltage operation | 2.7 to 3.6 V |
| Package types | 120-pin QFP, 120-pin TQFP, 176-pin PGA |
| Cache memory | 1-Kbyte |
It is also known as the V810.
It employs a RISC architecture.
It is suitable for facsimile, digital PPC, word processor, image processor, and real time control devices.