Available in types compatible with all kinds of home appliances and industrial equipment
A series packed with low power consumption and noise immunity technologies

ROHM Group's Lapis Semiconductor announced that it has developed the ML62Q1000 series, a general-purpose microcontroller series equipped with a 16-bit CPU core, for ongoing white goods, small kitchen appliances, and industrial equipment.



Lapis Semiconductor explained that the ML62Q1000 series consists of a total of 96 models across 6 groups. It is a new series that follows the Low Power and Tough models, integrating low power consumption and noise immunity technologies. The company stated that it protects devices and systems from unpredictable problems by newly incorporating safety features, such as self-diagnosis to detect internal microcontroller failures, and by complying with 14 safety criteria (IEC 60730 standard).

This series begins shipping samples of a total of 30 models, including the ML62Q1200 group, ML62Q1400 group, and ML62Q1600 group, which correspond to small-to-medium pin packages with 16 to 64 pins and memory sizes ranging from 16KB to 64KB. Sample shipments began sequentially in January 2017, and mass production is scheduled to begin sequentially in July.