The S1C17701 is a single-chip microcontroller featuring on-chip Flash ROM and a high-resolution dot matrix LCD driver. With 64 KB of Flash ROM, the product is ideal for software development and evaluation activities.
Epson has utilized the low power consumption technology developed for its watch applications to achieve low current consumption (typically 2.5 µA during standby mode) and enable high-speed operation (8.2 MHz) with low operation voltage (1.8 V). In most ca ses, this product will allow customers currently using 8-bit microcontrollers to enjoy higher performance with the same power consumption. In addition, it will enable customers already using 16-bit microcontrollers to benefit from longer battery life as a result of low operating voltage.
Epson plans to continue its efforts to respond to customer demands in this area by expanding its device lineup based on the following core technologies--a low leak process to drastically cut current consumption during standby mode, an algorithm which sign ificantly improves system power efficiency, and analog circuits that are optimally designed for low power consumption.
Special features of S1C17701
1. Low Power Consumption
16-bit RISC microcontroller with low power consumption and circuit size equivalent to an 8-bit microcontroller
SLEEP state: 1 µA (typical)
HALT state (32.768 KHz): 2.5 µA (typical)
RUN state (32.768 KHz): 13.5 µA (typical)
LCD ON state (32.768 KHz): 6.5 µA (typical) *1
2. On-Chip High-Resolution Dot Matrix LCD Driver
On-chip grayscale display driver with resolution of 56 SEG x 32 COM (1792 dots)
Large-scale LCD display that doesn't require external circuits, featuring built-in voltage regulator/booster circuits
3. Reduced Development Time for Customers
Allows for preparation and immediate evaluation of software simulators and compact development tools
C compiler and instruction set with high level of code efficiency
Compact, reduced-pin serial ICE
On-chip Flash ROM (supports self programming)
Quick delivery: volume production shipments within a minimum of 8 days
Source: Epson