Renesas Electronics RZ/G3S Microprocessors
Renesas Electronics RZ/G3S Microprocessors feature three Arm® Cortex® cores (1xA55 and 2xM33), a 16-bit LPDDR4/DDR4 interface and support for low-power modes. The built-in PCI Express interface enables high-speed connectivity with 5G wireless modules. Additionally, the devices boast enhanced security features, such as tamper detection and working in low-power mode to ensure data security. These features make these devices ideal for IoT applications, including home gateways, smart meters, and tracking devices.
Features
- Cortex-A55 1.1GHz
- Cortex-M33 250MHz x 2 cores (One Cortex®-M33 has FPU function)
- Low power management to enable long battery life in IoT devices
- LPDDR4 or DDR4 Memory interface
- PCIe Gen2 1lane
- USB 2.0 interface 2-channel
- SD interface 3-channel
- Gigabit Ethernet 2-chammel
- CAN interface (CAN-FD) 2-channel
- 12-bit ADC 8-channel
- High reliability required for industrial applications
- High capability sub-system workable with sub-100 mW power consumption and fast boot
- Security enhancement to ensure data are safely transferred in the IoT network
- Linux-based Giga bit class connectivity with supported PCIe
- Long battery life with minimal battery damage
- Support 5G wireless connectivity with PCIe
- RTC, tamper detection
- Memory error detection/correction (ECC)
- BGA package
- 14mm x 14mm 359-Pin BGA 0.5mm pitch
- 13mm x 13mm 361- Pin BGA 0.5mm pitch
Applications
- Fleet management devices
- Equipment trackers
- IoT Edge equipment
- Smart meters
- Smart home gateways
Videos
Block Diagram
Development Tools
Renesas Electronics RZ/G3S Evaluation Kits
Designed to evaluate the RZ/G3S Microcontrollers (MCUs) and is used in IoT gateway applications.
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Opublikowano: 2024-01-14
| Zaktualizowano: 2024-11-15