MCX C04x MCUs with Arm® Cortex® M0+, Entry Level MCUs with Classical Peripherals
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MCX A13x, 14x, 15x MCUs with Arm® Cortex® M33, Scalable Device Options, Low Power and Intelligent Peripherals
MCX A13x, A14x, A15x microcontrollers featuring an Arm® Cortex®-M33 core operate at up to 96MHz with high levels of integration and analog. They address a wide range of applications with scalable device options. The low-power and intelligent peripherals include timers that generate three complementary PWM pairs with deadband insertion, 4Msps 16b ADC with hardware windowing and averaging features. The innovative power architecture is designed to support high utilization of I/Os and power efficiency with a simple supply circuit in a smaller footprint.
The devices are supported by the MCUXpresso Developer Experience to accelerate embedded system development.
Product Details
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Features
Key Features
- Arm® Cortex®-M33 96MHz with 396 CoreMark (4.12 CoreMark/MHz)
- Up to 1MB Flash, up to 128KB SRAM, 8 KB SRAM with ECC
- All RAM can be retained down to Deep Power Down mode
- -40 °C to 125 °C temperature range
Core Platform
- Arm 32-bit Cortex-M33 CPU, with FPU and DSP extension instruction set, no TrustZone, no MPU
Memory
- Single-bank Flash: Up to 1024 KB Flash with ECC (support one bit correction and two bits detection)
- Flash minimum programming size is 16 bytes
- Support Flash Swap with 8 KB granularity
- Cache Engine with 4 KB RAM
- Up to 128 KB RAM, configurable as up to 8 KB with ECC (support single bit correction two bits detection)
- All RAM can be retained down to deep power down mode
Peripherals
- Analog
- Up to two single-ended 16-bit ADC with sample rate of 4.0 Msamples/sec in 12-bit mode, and 3.2Msamples/sec in 16-bit mode. Up to 32 ADC input channels with multiple internal and external trigger inputs
- One integrated temperature sensor per ADC
- One 12-bit DAC
- Two high-speed comparators with 8 input pins and a 8-bit DAC as internal reference, one comparator is functional down to deep power down mode, can be used as a wake-up source from low-power modes
- One OpAmp supports PGA
- Timers
- Up to five 32-bit standard general-purpose asynchronous timers/counters, each timer supports up to four capture inputs and four compare outputs; specific timer events can be selected to generate DMA requests
- Low power timer
- Frequency measurement timer
- Windowed watchdog Timer
- Wake timer
- Micro-tick timer (UTICK) that runs from the 1 MHz clock. This can wake up the device from reduced power modes up to deep sleep with Flash off, with extremely low power consumption
- 42-bit free running OS timer as a continuous time base for the system, available in any reduced power modes
- Communication Interfaces
- USB 2.0 full speed device controller with on-chip PHY supporting crystal-less operation in device mode
- Up to two LPSPI modules, supporting up to 50MHz operation frequency in master mode
- Up to four LPI2C supporting Standard, Fast, Fast+ and Ultra Fast modes
- Up to five LPUART, provides asynchronous, serial communication capabilities
- One I3C bus interface
- One FlexIO programmable as a variety of serial and parallel interfaces, including, but not limited to display driver and camera interface (depending on part number)
- One FlexCAN with FD (depending on part number)
- Advanced Motor Control Subsystem
- Up to two FlexPWM each with 3 sub-modules, providing 12 complementary outputs of PWM (no Nanoedge module)
- Up to two Quadrature Decoder (eQDC), provides interfacing capability to position/speed sensors used in industrial motor control applications
- Up to two AOI (AND/OR/Invert) module support up to 4 output trigger
MCUXpresso Developer Experience
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MCUXpresso ecosystem support
- Selection of IDE choices
- Pin, clock, peripheral, security and memory config tools
- Security programming and provisioning tools
- Software development kit (SDK)
- Zephyr™ RTOS support
Security
- Device Life cycle management
- Flash read/write/execute permission protect by MBC and lockable
- 128-bit Universal Unique Identifier (UUID) per device in accordance to IETF’s RFC4122 version 5 specification
- Code Watchdog and glitch attack resistant keyed access (Glikey) support a security monitoring
Packaging
- 64LQFP, 10x10mm, 32QFN, 5x5mm and 48QFN, 7x7mm
Part numbers include: MCXA132VFM, MCXA132VFT, MCXA133VFM, MCXA133VFT, MCXA142VFM, MCXA142VFT, MCXA142VLH, MCXA143VFM, MCXA143VFT, MCXA143VLH, MCXA144VLL, MCXA144VMP, MCXA144VPJ, MCXA145VLL, MCXA145VMP, MCXA145VPJ, MCXA146VLL, MCXA146VMP, MCXA146VPJ, MCXA152VFM, MCXA152VFT, MCXA152VLH, MCXA153VFM, MCXA153VFT, MCXA153VLH, MCXA154VLL, MCXA154VMP, MCXA154VPJ, MCXA155VLL, MCXA155VMP, MCXA155VPJ, MCXA156VLL, MCXA156VMP, MCXA156VPJ.
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Documentation
Quick reference to our documentation types.
1-5 of 19 documents
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Data Sheet
MCXA153, A152, A143, A142, A133, A132 Data Sheetupdated
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Reference Manual
MCX A153, A152, A143, A142, A133, A132 Reference Manualupdated
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Reference Manual
MCX A156, A155, A154, A146, A145, A144 Reference Manual
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Application Note
CAN Bootloader Design based on FRDM-MCXA Series
Design Resources
Hardware
Quick reference to our
board types.
5 hardware offerings
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Emulators, Probes, and ProgrammersMCU-Link Debug Probe
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Emulators, Probes, and ProgrammersMCU-Link Pro Debug Probe
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Evaluation and Development BoardsFRDM Development Board for MCX A14x/A15x MCUs
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Evaluation and Development BoardsFRDM Development Board for MCX A144/5/6 A154/5/6 MCUs
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Reference DesignPMSM Sensorless FOC Using MCX A153
Software
Quick reference to our software types.
1-5 of 10 software files
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Application Example Software
Application Code Hub
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BSPs and Device Drivers
MCUXpresso Config Tools: Pins, Clocks and Peripherals
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Examples and Quick Start Software
MCUXpresso Software Development Kit (SDK)
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Debugging and Visualization Tools
LinkServer for Microcontrollers
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Debugging and Visualization Tools
FreeMASTER Run-Time Debugging Tool
Note: For better experience, software downloads are recommended on desktop.