Infineon ARM Cortex M4, XMC4000 Microcontroller, 64-Pin TQFP

This microcontroller is designed for high-performance industrial applications. Featuring the ARM Cortex M4 core, it operates at a maximum frequency of 80MHz and comes in a compact 64-pin TQFP package. With 256kByte of flash memory and 40kByte of RAM, this microcontroller is ideal for complex control tasks and efficient data processing in various automation systems. Its surface mount design facilitates ease of integration into modern circuitry.

• ARM Cortex M4 core offers efficient processing power
• Maximum frequency of 80MHz enhances performance capabilities
• 256kByte of flash memory allows for extensive programming data
• Integrated CAN bus supports robust communication protocols
• Operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C for reliability

• Used for real-time control in automation systems
• Suitable for automotive electronics requiring robust communication
• Integrated into industrial machines for enhanced operational efficiency
• Utilised in high-temperature environments for critical performance
• Effective in power control and conversion tasks within various sectors

The microcontroller operates with a typical supply voltage 13 to 3.63 V, ensuring that it functions effectively across various applications. It is essential to maintain the voltage within this

The dual CAN channels enable seamless communication across multiple devices, aiding in the development of distributed control systems. This functionality is critical for ensuring reliable data exchange in automotive and industrial applications.

The ample flash memory allows for complex algorithms and extensive libraries to be stored. It is advisable to implement efficient coding practices and memory management techniques to fully utilise the available storage without exceeding performance constraints.

With four integrated 12-bit ADCs, this microcontroller is capable of processing multiple sensor inputs simultaneously. This feature is beneficial for applications requiring precise analogue measurements across different channels.