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  Date: 01/07/2012

Sonix announced its 1st 32-bit ARM Cortex based MCU

Sonix has Introduced a new series of 32-bit microcontroller (MCU) powered by ARM Cortex M0 processor. The SN32F700 include features such as a high operating speed of 50MHz (45 DMIPS), an operating voltage range of 1.8V~3.6V, an industrial temperature range of -40?~85?, built-in flash memory of 32KB, and an endurance of ROM for 20,000 times.

The devices contain an 10-channel 12 bit A/D converter and a high precision 12MHz IHRC. All series of products are packaged with LQFP 48 or QFN 46 and contain up to 43 GPIO.

Additionally, the series integrate high speed communication interfaces including SPI, I2C, I2S, UART.

Sonix says two critical features of SN32F00 are the extremely low power consumption and high reliability of anti-interference. The series have passed anti-interference tests of EFT/ ESD rate at 4KV which is far beyond the industrial’s standard of 1KV.

Sonix claims in terms of power consumption, the current of deep-power- down mode of SN32F700 series is only 150nA which is far lower than the lowest current of 250nA in industry. SN32F700 is suggestes for designing digital home appliances, personal health care products, industrial automation control systems, handheld devices products.

To learn more visit www.sonix.com



 
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