Infineon, 32bit ARM Cortex M0, XMC1000 Microcontroller, 66.4MHz, 64 kB Flash, 16-Pin TSSOP

The XMC1000 ranges from Infineon Technologies are 32-bit ARM^®M0 core microcontrollers. The XMC1100-T016X0064AB and XMC1100T016F0064AB MCUs have 64 KB Flash and 16 KB of RAM, other features include Real-time clock, 6 channel 12-bit ADC, 16-bit timers and watch dog timer. Applications include smart sensors, motor control and actuators.

The DAVE^TM software lets you develop the software with the XMC Series to utilise the hardware features. The DAVE tool incorporates all the features from existing DAVE tools and includes the IDE, Compiler, Debugger and low-level code generation. It is easy to use therefore the embedded code is called DAVE Apps; they can be downloaded and configured from the web. The free application code design lets you add as many apps as you need for your application from evaluation to production (E2P).

Download DAVE^TM for free at www.infineon.com/DAVE

2 to 5.5V
4 x 16-bit timers
6 channel 12-bit ADC
2 channel USIC (configurable to SPI, UART, IIC, IIS)
Pseudo Random Number Generator
TSSOP-16
-40°C to 105°C (XMC1100-T016X0064AB) 897-7670
-40°C to 85°C (XMC1100T016F0064AB) 914-0078

The suffix AB s a firmware upgrade to the AA version

This microcontroller features an ARM Cortex M0 core. Designed for surface mount applications, it comes in a compact TSSOP package measuring 5mm x 4.4mm x 1mm. With a program memory size of 64 kB and a RAM capacity of 16 kB, this low-power microcontroller operates efficiently across a supply voltage range of 1.8 to 5.5V, making it ideal for various electronic applications.

• Utilises ARM Cortex M0 architecture for efficient processing
• Operates at a maximum frequency of 32MHz for speedy execution
• Flash memory type ensures flexible and programmable storage
• Equipped with a 12-bit ADC for precise data acquisition
• Designed for surface mount installations, enabling compact designs
• Wide operating temperature range guarantees performance in diverse environments

• Suitable for automation and control systems
• Ideal for sensor interfaces in various electronics
• Used for low-power requiring efficient processing
• Applicable in consumer electronics for reliable performance

A 12-bit ADC allows for more accurate signal representation, offering finer resolution for data measurements. This increased precision makes it suitable for applications that require detailed analysis and control, enhancing overall system performance.

The low operating voltage range of 1.8 to 5.5V enables the microcontroller to be integrated into battery-powered devices, extending operational life and reducing energy consumption in portable applications.

The TSSOP package necessitates specific PCB design techniques due to its compact size. Users must ensure compatible footprints and consider thermal management to maintain optimal performance while soldering and deploying the device in electronic assemblies.

XMC1000 Family 32-Bit Microcontroller ARM Cortex-M0