5V Operation in Any Condition Efficient Performance Without Power Penalties
The PIC32CM PL10 microcontrollers redefines what’s possible for engineers seeking an ideal balance between simplicity and performance. Built on the ARM Cortex-M0+ core, these microcontrollers deliver true 5V operation, rare among 32-bit MCUs, ensuring exceptional noise immunity for industrial, appliance and automotive applications. With advanced touch sensing, ultra-low power consumption and seamless support for familiar development tools, the PIC32CM PL10 bridges simplicity and performance with robust capacitive touch capability and reliable 5V support.
Key Features • True 5V Operation: Robust performance in noisy environments • Advanced Touch Sensing: Peripheral Touch Controller supports high channel count and resists interference
• Ultra-Low Power Modes: Sleepwalking and low standby current consumption extend battery life • Easy Migration: Designed for 8-bit users to upgrade with no growing pains • Familiar Development Tools: Compatible with Microsoft® MPLAB®
Visual Studio Code (VS Code® Keil and Segger. • Competitive Price Point: High-end features without premium cost
Upgrade your next design with the PIC32CM PL10 and experience 32-bit performance without the complexity.
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