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Renesas MCU M16C Family (R32C/M32C/M16C/R8C) - Glyn

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Concepts<br />

90.00 ><br />

85.00<br />

80.00<br />

75.00 dBuV<br />

70.00<br />

65.00<br />

60.00 ><br />

Low EMI/Excellent EMS<br />

The <strong>M16C</strong> <strong>Family</strong> is designed to maximize EMI/EMS performance. This reduces costs associated with<br />

EMI/EMS countermeasures for application developers.<br />

Low Electromagnetic Interference (EMI)<br />

The <strong>M16C</strong> <strong>Family</strong> is designed to<br />

minimize switching noise. Noise<br />

output is reduced by as much as<br />

20dB.<br />

EM Scan<br />

Measurement method:<br />

EM scan measurement using<br />

electromagnetic field probe<br />

Measurement conditions:<br />

Measurement frequency range<br />

40 to 120MHz<br />

Measuring device: EPS-M1 EM scanner, Noise Laboratory Co., Ltd.<br />

Measurement location: Kansai Electronic Industry Development Center<br />

Measurement frequency range: 30 to 110MHz<br />

Measurement unit: 2mm 2<br />

Power supply: 5 V<br />

Company<br />

<strong>M16C</strong>/62P Clock: 24MHz (PLL) A RISC-A<br />

Excellent Ability to Withstand Noise (EMS)<br />

All <strong>M16C</strong>/<strong>M32C</strong> <strong>MCU</strong>s are<br />

designed using various noise<br />

reduction techniques. These<br />

<strong>MCU</strong>s are extensively tested<br />

using different noise test<br />

methods.<br />

The Vcc and Vss pins are<br />

arranged close together on<br />

<strong>M16C</strong> <strong>MCU</strong>s to prevent noise<br />

from entering via the Vcc and<br />

ground wiring. Internal parasitic<br />

capacitors provide further<br />

protection against noise at the<br />

Vcc and Vss pins. This design<br />

also helps suppress unwanted<br />

noise emission from the chip<br />

itself.<br />

AC 100V<br />

Short Distance between Vcc and Vss<br />

Vcc<br />

GND<br />

3kV<br />

100V<br />

Note noise peaks!<br />

5V<br />

0V<br />

Vcc<br />

GND<br />

(<strong>M16C</strong>)<br />

Power supply: 5 V<br />

Clock: 20MHz (PLL)<br />

Note: Evaluation is also performed using the VDE and TEM cell methods. Only products that meet uniform standards are produced in volume.<br />

Evaluation Method<br />

Noise<br />

Source<br />

Noise Tester<br />

(Spike Noise Generator)<br />

(Conventional)<br />

Noise Propagation<br />

into Chip<br />

5 V Regulator<br />

3-Element Regulator<br />

Noise<br />

Source<br />

Mounting of Decoupling<br />

Capacitor in Optimal Location<br />

1.5kV<br />

EMI/EMS<br />

Evaluation Board<br />

Absorbed as<br />

Common Mode<br />

Noise<br />

Parasitic Capacitor<br />

Line Inductance<br />

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