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pave the way towards packages that meet the higher standards of safety and reliability listed below.
●An extended range of operating voltages between 3.5V and 5.5V, ensuring enhanced reliability for system operation without possible voltage drops
●A 50% or greater increase in the margin for the circuit, from the typical 0.3VCC to less than 0.5VCC. This enables recognition of the 0 level of input voltages, opening up new possibilities for the realization of
Product Features
■Configured with FUJITSU,s original high-performance F 2 MC-16LX CPU
■Minimum instruction execution time of 62.5ns (at 16MHz internal operation frequency)
■System clock speed that can be increased by integral multiples with the internal PLL clock (enables increased internal operating frequency by an integral multiple of 1 to 4 times the base oscillator frequency)
■Instruction set supporting C language and multitasking
■Four available power-saving modes
●Sleep mode (CPU clock set OFF)
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●Stop mode (Base oscillator set OFF)
●CPU intermittent operation mode
(CPU operating clock repeatedly toggles ON and OFF based on preset values)
■Resources
●I/O port: A maximum of 36 ports available (including four for
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●DTP/external interruption circuit : 4 channels
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FIND Vol.21
No.1 2003