Epson ICs S1C17W03/W04 Single Chip Microcontrollers
Epson S1C17W03/W04 Single Chip Microcontrollers are 16-bit MCUs. These MCUs feature low-voltage operation from 1.2V although they include a 16KB or 32KB flash memory. The S1C17W03/W04 MCUs also feature an embedded high-efficiency DC to DC converter that generates constant-voltage to drive the IC with lower power consumption than 4-bit MCUs. The S1C17W03/W04 MCUs include a 2KB RAM, a real-time clock, a stopwatch, and an A/D converter. These MCUs are equipped with a PWM timer that generates drive waveform for a motor driver as well as a high-performance 16-bit CPU. The S1C17W03/W04 MCUs find their purpose in battery-driven applications that require an A/D conversion function and timers.
Features
Seiko Epson original 16-bit RISC CPU core S1C17Ultra-low standby power consumption with a 0.3µA at HALT stage in super economy modeOn-chip debuggerEmbedded flash memory:16KB or 32KB2KB embedded RAMClock generator
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