07-05-2025 | Rutronik | Semiconductors
Rutronik introduces Infineon Technologies’ PSOC C3 MCUs in the Entry, Main, and Performance product lines for optimised solutions in various applications. The Arm Cortex-M33-based MCUs feature real-time control for motor and energy conversion solutions and a scalable portfolio of functions, packages, pinouts, memory, and performance. The differentiating control peripherals are wide-bandgap-compatible. The controllers are a turnkey solution for complete development cycles with higher performance and system efficiency, greater security, and a shorter time to market for applications. They are excellent for usage in market segments such as smart homes, servers, telecommunications, and industry.
The devices operate up to 180MHz (entry-level series: up to 100MHz). They combine the advantages of DSPs and FPUs, improving computational performance and precision.
In addition, the devices include advanced real-time peripherals, including:
Depending on application needs, the components support one active and five low-power modes for managing and lowering energy consumption. They are PSA L2-certified with crypto accelerator, TrustZone, key management, and secure storage for various security options, and provide high autonomous and analog sampling rates with full control flexibility and digital IPs.
The controllers have up to 50 GPIOs (or up to 39 GPIOs in the entry series) with programmable control modes, strengths, and rise rates, and up to 28 pins (up to 22 pins in the entry series) supporting Smart I/O programmable logic, and up to 16 dedicated analog pins.
The MCUs are obtainable in VQFN-48, E-LQFP-48, VQFN-64, E-LQFP-64, or E-LQFP-80 packages. They are designed for a supply voltage range of 1.71V to 3.6V and operate reliably at ambient temperatures from -40C to 105C.
Further benefits include:
Typical application areas include motor control for power tools, household appliances, industrial drives, light electric vehicles, robotics, and drones; digital power control in SMPS and PFC applications for LED lighting, EV chargers, solar inverters, servers, PC power supplies; and motor control and power conversion applications based on wide-bandgap technologies (e.g. SiC and GaN).