NXP microcontrollers for machine learning and intelligent motor control applications offered by Mouser
MANSFIELD, Texas – Electronics distributor Mouser Electronics Inc. in Mansfield, Texas, is offering the MCX industrial and IoT microcontrollers from NXP Semiconductors.
These microcontrollers are high-performance low-power microcontrollers with intelligent peripherals and accelerators for secure intelligent motor control and machine learning.
NXP's MCX N series microcontrollers, available from Mouser, are powered by Arm Cortex-M33 CPUs, with hardware-accelerated peripherals, communications, and signal processing for scalability and ease of development.
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The MCX N's low-power cache offers system performance, while the dual-bank flash and full ECC RAM safety support system enhances security. Select MCX N devices include NXP's eIQ Neutron neural processor for machine learning applications.
The MCX N series also includes EdgeLock Secure Enclave, Core Profile, offering a secure-by-design approach for secure boot with an immutable root-of-trust and hardware-accelerated cryptography.
The NXP MCX, also available from Mouser, facilitate smaller package and board designs with scalable device options, low power, and intelligent peripherals.
Designed to support more GPIO pins for additional external connections and operating up to 96 MHz with high levels of analog integration, the MCX A series boasts a wide range of peripherals, including timers delivering three complementary pulse width manipulation (PWM) pairs with deadband insertion, (4Msps 12-bit ADC) together with hardware windowing and averaging features.
The MCX A series delivers critical functionality to system performance with an innovative power architecture designed to sustain high utilization of I/O and power efficiency with a simple supply circuit in a small footprint.
For more information contact Mouser Electronics online at www.mouser.com/new/nxp-semiconductors/nxp-mcx-n-mcus, or NXP Semiconductors at www.nxp.com/docs/en/fact-sheet/MCXNFS.pdf.
