looking for a microcontroller - low cost

[snsriram79]

16 bit mcu

is there any microcontroller with the following spec for the cost of 2 - 5$

1. 16 bit ALU
2. 32k flash
3. 2k ram
4. 4 * 16 bit timers
5. 4 * 16 bit PWM
6. Power on reset
7. 8 * 10 bit ADC
8. watchdog timer built in
9. temp range : -40 to 125
10. CAN controller

i am intending to use this chip for automobile.
i will b buying in largequantities thats y i need the cost to b in 2 - 5$

sriram

 

[cheolim]

Hello, snsriram79

I think Microchips dsPIC40xx, 50xx and 60xx can meets your needs,
including price aspect if you can buy sufficiently big amounts.
Please check the below links.

For the products informations :
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For the dsPIC™ dsPIC30F 16-Bit MCU Family Reference Manuals :
**broken link removed**

Good luck.
:roll:

 

[snsriram79]

16 bit mcu

thanks man

but i think the ic is in development stage only

**broken link removed**

chenk thi slink

anyway thanks

 

[mbyka]

16 bit pıc

https://www.myke.com/16bit.htm

 

[ntfreak]

For that price you will be lucky to get a 16bit micro.
I have just used a ST ST72F521R9 micro - it is 8bit but has a good can cell and is worth looking at.
price was about $3.50 for the 60K variant.

Regards
NTFreak

 

[Gorilla]

Perhaps some models of the Hitachi H8/36xxx series are adequate.

See this news release for a nice overview (including some price info):
**broken link removed**

Personally I have worked with several models of the H8S series (which are a bit larger brothers), and I like them a lot. Nice is the possibility of prototyping on flash based devices, and go in production with rom based devices.

Hitachi also has very nice development tools, but these are available from several other vendors as well.

If this sounds interesting, I would suggest contacting a local Hitachi representative for more info.

 

[senthilkumar]

hai,


now fituju intorduce 16 bit ,can u tyr it

bye

 

[ze_dib]

I know a microcontroller who meet almost all those requirements, which is in production, but I don't know the cost :

Infineon C167 microcontroler family

Regards,

TOTO2001

 

[ntfreak]

The C167 is very similar to the ST10, the price would be 2-3 times what you are after

Regards

NTFreak

 

[Jason-dong]

Renesas M16C Series!

 

[cheolim]

Hello, snsriram79

Now some news from microchip but it isn't official.
It from internal man inside of microchip.
They have plan to reveal their dsPIC product in the maket around
Jun/July this year.

Good luck.
:roll:

 

[ME]

Hello, snsriram79

Now some news from microchip but it isn't official.
It from internal man inside of microchip.
They have plan to reveal their dsPIC product in the maket around
Jun/July this year.

Good luck.
:roll:

I don't think there are any dsPICs in the market yet.
When will they be released? Have you heard any news from your "internal man"?

 

[mbyka]

Re: 16 bit mcu

look at NEC UPD Series

 

[eltonjohn]

Re: 16 bit mcu

Well... Well ..

It looks what you want is only avalaible with TI's MSP430
a native 16 bit architecture .. and a very low price .. !


If you need more insight let me know!

 

[ME]

Re: 16 bit mcu

Well... Well ..

It looks what you want is only avalaible with TI's MSP430
a native 16 bit architecture .. and a very low price .. !


If you need more insight let me know!

I don't think there is any MSP430 with CAN controller as he asked for.

The only two MSP430 with 2 kB RAM or more and 4 timers or more is:
MSP430F448 Approx. 1KU Price (US$): 6.47
MSP430F449 Approx. 1KU Price (US$): 7.03

But they don't have built-in CAN controller.

 

[ramesh]

Re: 16 bit mcu

Analog Device's ADSP-21992 a 16-bit fixed point DSP.
It has 14-bit 20MHz ADC and CAN bus controller.

 

[ME]

The temperature range of MSP430 is only: –40°C to 85°C, so this MCU is not really an option.

Anyway this topic is 10 months old, so he have probably found a soloution.

 

[diogo_oliveira]

Re: 16 bit mcu

dspic's from microchip :wink: