Typical applications include sensor hubs, data loggers, and industrial control nodes where low power and analog integration are priorities.
25 MHz core and memory budget
The 25 MHz clock rate, combined with the CPUXV2's 16-bit RISC architecture, gives enough throughput for control loops and protocol handling without needing an external oscillator — the internal oscillator type is listed.
Brown-out detect, reset, DMA, PWM, and watchdog timer peripherals are on-board, reducing external glue logic. With 67 I/O lines in the 80-LQFP package, there is room for parallel displays, keypads, or sensor arrays alongside the serial buses.
Housed in an 80-pin LQFP with a 12x12 mm body (supplier device package 80-LQFP (12x12)), this is a surface-mount part.