Microchip’s 16‑bit PIC24 and dsPIC solution offers low‑power, high‑performance MCU and DSC options with extensive peripherals for motor control, graphics…
The 16‑bit Embedded Control Solution from Microchip combines PIC24 microcontrollers and dsPIC digital‑signal controllers to address a wide range of applications, from motor control and power conversion to graphics, audio and wireless connectivity. The portfolio includes the low‑power PIC24F series, high‑performance PIC24H/E series, and compatible dsPIC30F and dsPIC33F/E families, all supported by free software libraries and development tools.
Key features include nanoWatt XLP technology with sleep currents as low as 10 nA, a rich set of peripherals such as motor‑control PWM, USB OTG, CAN, Ethernet, and mTouch™ capacitive‑touch, as well as flexible clocking, DMA, and extensive memory options up to 512 KB flash. Development kits, reference designs and a broad software library ecosystem simplify design and reduce time‑to‑market. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Maximum CPU performance | 70 MIPS |
|---|---|
| Sleep current (XLP) | 10 nA |
| Flash memory size | up to 512 KB |
| Operating voltage range | 1.8 V – 5.5 V |
| Motor‑control PWM outputs | up to 14 channels |
The nanoWatt XLP devices can achieve a sleep current as low as 10 nA.
The solution includes motor‑control PWM with up to 14 output channels, fault inputs, and encoder interfaces.
Supported interfaces include USB OTG, CAN, Ethernet, and wireless stacks such as ZigBee® Pro and MiWi™.