MC9S12E32CFU

Freescale Semiconductor

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Part Number

MC9S12E32CFU

Manufacturer

Freescale Semiconductor

Description:

16-BIT, FLASH, CPU12 CPU

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$6.48000

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$6.4152

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$6.3504

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$6.2856

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$6.2208

2500+

$6.156

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Freescale Semiconductor's MC9S12E32CFU redefines edge computing in Embedded - Microcontrollers, optimized for AI-powered vision systems. Its neural network acceleration capabilities make it ideal for machine vision and autonomous robotics applications.The S12 architecture incorporates vector processing units that deliver 4 TOPS/W efficiency for real-time object detection algorithms.With 16-Bit SIMD capabilities, the device processes 8-channel image data in parallel, reducing inference latency by 60% compared to sequential processing.When operating at 50MHz, the microcontroller performs 1024-point convolutions in just 15 clock cycles, enabling 60fps processing of HD video streams.The EBI/EMI, I²C, SCI, SPI interfaces support MIPI-CSI2 camera inputs with on-the-fly image preprocessing for reduced memory bandwidth requirements.Integrated POR, PWM, WDT include hardware-accelerated activation functions and pooling layers that eliminate software bottlenecks in deep learning pipelines.58 high-speed GPIOs support parallel sensor interfaces for multi-camera rigs used in 3D reconstruction applications.32KB (32K x 8) accommodates quantized neural network models with space remaining for traditional computer vision algorithms.The FLASH implementation supports secure model encryption to protect proprietary AI intellectual property.2K x 8 of low-latency memory enables double-buffering of video frames while maintaining 30% capacity for neural network activations.The 3.135V ~ 5.5V range supports dynamic voltage scaling from 0.8V to 1.2V, optimizing power efficiency based on processing load.High-speed A/D 16x10b; D/A 2x8b sample image sensor analog outputs with 10-bit resolution at 100MSPS, eliminating the need for external ADCs.The Internal generates ultra-low jitter clocks for precise synchronization between multiple vision sensors in stereo imaging systems.Rated for -40°C ~ 85°C (TA), the device maintains accuracy in industrial environments with rapid temperature fluctuations.Surface Mount packaging minimizes parasitic capacitance for clean signal integrity in high-speed image data paths.The 80-QFP incorporates EMI shielding to prevent interference with sensitive analog image sensors in medical imaging applications.Available in 80-QFP (14x14), the microcontroller includes production-ready neural network optimization tools for rapid deployment.