Because Renesas Electronics’ new 32-bit microcontrollers, the SH7268 and SH7269, have a large internal SRAM, there is no need for external memory, which saves power and space, increases performance, and lowers emissions of electromagnetic interference. The microcontrollers enable a smaller-size solution for digital car audio, consumer, and industrial applications, which drive a color TFT-LCD.These new MCUs feature large-capacity 2.5 megabyte on-chip SRAM; increased maximum CPU operating frequency by 1.8 times; and enhanced functions such as a 2D graphics accelerator conforming to OpenVG™ 1.1, the industry’s standard graphics processing programming interface (API) for embedded equipment.Read more from Renesas.
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