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MCU family integrates two Arm Coretex M4F

October 18, 2018 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

RS12000 SmartMCUDesigned at 40 nm, RS12000 series from Redpine integrate multiple cores of high-performance Cortex M4F, large memory, high-end security and comprehensive peripherals while retaining small size and low power. With a ground-up design targeted at IoT, these MCUs simplify the challenges of device developers by providing all features that the myriad of things would need in a single SoC.

The RS12100 and RS12300 are the first two single-core chips of the RS12000 SmartMCU family. The RS12100 and RS12300 SmartMCUs, both integrate two cores of an Arm Cortex M4F with frequency variants up to 250 MHz, SRAM of 400 KB and flash up to 4 MBytes. In addition, they integrate a DSP sensor hub co-processor at 125 MHz that accelerates DSP processing (CMSIS-DSP) and machine learning (CMSIS-NN) functions within a local sensor data buffer, thereby freeing up the M4. The RS12200 of SmartMCU family has dual ARM Cortex M4F with frequency variants of up to 250 MHz each, SRAM of 800 KB and flash up to 8 MBytes.

RS12000 SmartMCUIn addition, the RS12300 is further optimized for secure and network connected IoT devices, with the MCU running the network stacks. RS12300 integrates a four-threaded network security processor at 160MHz with the ability to run an embedded TCP/IP stack, offload the primary M4 processor and provide the IoT designer full access to the M4 processor cycles and RAM. Also, RS12300 is based on a trusted execution environment (TEE) architecture with a separate security processing subsystem, with high-security levels ideal for applications, such as, smart locks, medical devices and secure voice-based ordering. The RS12300 has a dual-core variant to support high-end applications.

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