Renesas Electronics RA4E2 Microcontrollers
Renesas Electronics RA4E2 Microcontrollers deliver optimized performance with a 100MHz Arm® Cortex®-M33 core, 128KB code flash memory, and 40KB SRAM. Renesas Electronics RA4E2 features peripherals like a general PWM timer, 12-bit A/D converter, 12-bit DAC, USB FS device, SCI, SPI, I3C, SSI, CANFD, and HDMI-CEC. The device is ideal for low-memory, small-package, low-pin count applications and ensures high-speed performance. And with the support of the Flexible Software Package (FSP), the RA4E2 group makes it easy to design applications.The RA4E2 provides an entry point to the wider RA family due to its well-balanced performance, advanced peripheral functions, and scalability.
Features
- Entry to the RA family with optimized value for device and system cost advantage
- Lowest active power consumption, space constraints, and 100MHz performance at the same time
- Open Arm ecosystem and easy-to-use Flexible Software Package for easy development with easy migration
- 100MHz Arm Cortex-M33
- 128kB Flash memory and 40kB SRAM
- 4kB DataFlash to store data as in EEPROM
- Scalable from 32- to 64-pin packages
- General PWM Timer
- 12-bit A/D converter and DAC
- SCI (UART, simple SPI, simple I2C), SPI, I3C
- USB FS device
- CAN FD, SSI
- HDMI-CEC
Applications
- Smart home (fan control, water dispenser)
- Consumer (gaming, DSC camera, printer, home entertainment)
- PC (fingerprint reader, headphones)
- Building automation (voice control)
- Medical (bed, massage chair)
- Industrial (sensor, optical module, sensor hub, tracking)
- Metering (communication module)
Resources
Videos
Block Diagram
Application Notes
- NIST SP800-90B Entropy Assessment Report for RA4E2
- NIST SP800-22r1a Random Number Test Report for RA4E2
- EK-RA4E2 Example Project Bundle
- Standard Boot Firmware for the RA family MCUs
- Security Design with Arm® TrustZone®
- Notes on RA4E2 Group High-Temperature Operation
- Converting Applications from e² studio to IAR or Keil
Additional Resource
Published: 2023-03-09
| Updated: 2024-08-09
