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Renesas

  • Renesas Electronics Europe GmbH Arcadiastr. 10 40472 Duesseldorf Germany
    United Kingdom
  • +49 (0)211 6503-0
  • http://www.renesas.eu

The merger in April 2010 between NEC Electronics and Renesas Technology has given birth to Renesas Electronics.
As a semiconductor manufacturer, we strive to be the first to meet the needs of our customers worldwide with the aim of becoming one of their most trusted partners.

Renesas Articles

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Micros
29th June 2007
Microcontrollers offer integrated solution for low cost motor control applications

With everything on chip that users need including oscillators, analogue inputs and timers, Renesas Technology Europe’s H8/36079GF group of microcontrollers offers a completely integrated solution for many motor control applications. The group provides the ideal solution for virtually any low cost motor control application, such as white goods including washing machines and dishwashers, low power motors for industrial applications, plus many ot...

Micros
28th June 2007
Starter kit for microcontrollers is said to simplify product development and reduce time to market

Renesas Technology Europe has expanded its line-up of Renesas Starter Kits with the introduction of three kits for use with its SuperH microcontrollers. Renesas’ low cost RSKs are user friendly and supplied with board, display, debugger and software, which comprise a complete kit that saves on product development time.

Micros
12th June 2007
Renesas extends its M16C platform

Renesas Technology Europe has announced 12 different M16C/64 group models and 20 different M16C/65 group models for car audio, home audio, and similar consumer products as well as industrial applications, as additions to the M16C Platform microcontroller1 lineup. Sample shipments will begin in July 2007 for the M16C/64 group and at the end of 2007 for the M16C/65 group.

Wireless Microsite
3rd June 2007
SoC solution for car navigation systems

Renesas Technology Europe today announced the SuperH family SH7775, an SoC solution designed for high-performance car information systems such as next-generation car navigation systems. Sample shipments will begin in July 2007. The SH7775 incorporates the SuperH family’s top-end SH -4A CPU core and is capable of high processing performance of 1GIPS (giga floating-point operations per second) or more. It is a high-performance SoC product that...

Wireless
3rd June 2007
SoC solution for car navigation systems

Renesas Technology Europe today announced the SuperH family SH7775, an SoC solution designed for high-performance car information systems such as next-generation car navigation systems. Sample shipments will begin in July 2007. The SH7775 incorporates the SuperH family’s top-end SH -4A CPU core and is capable of high processing performance of 1GIPS (giga floating-point operations per second) or more. It is a high-performance SoC product that...

Micros
3rd June 2007
32-bit microcontroller extending Renesas' M16C Platform

Renesas has announced the R32C/118 group of microcontrollers with on-chip flash memory, as part of the R32C/100 series. This new microcontroller group currently consists of two models, and is suitable for a wide range of applications, including industrial equipment and consumer electronics such as audio components. Sample shipments will begin in September 2007.

Micros
22nd May 2007
Renesas Technology to develop new CPU architecture for microcontrollers

Renesas has announced that it is in the process of developing a new CPU architecture that will provide revolutionary enhancements over previous generation microcontrollers (MCUs) in code-efficiency*1, processing performance (MIPS/MHz), and power consumption. Based on the new architecture, Renesas will offer two CPUs to address 16- and 32-bit markets, while maintaining compatibility with Renesas’ existing MCUs. The architecture will provide upgr...

Micros
20th April 2007
16-Bit dedicated contactless smart card microcontroller for payment and ID applications

Renesas Technology Europe has introduced the AE41R dedicated contactless smart card microcontroller for use in the payment and ID fields. Enabling lower-cost smart card implementation, the device is Renesas Technology’s first dedicated contactless smart card microcontroller. The AE41R is a member of the AE-4 Series incorporating a smart card microcontroller oriented AE-4 CPU core, and it includes an interface compliant with the ISO 14443 Type-...

Analysis
3rd April 2007
Renesas and ZMD to collaborate on 900MHz band ZigBee chipset

Renesas Technology Corp. and ZMD AG have announced a joint development agreement enabling Renesas to incorporate ZMD’s RF technology into Renesas microcontrollers (MCU) to develop a 900MHz band ZigBee chipset. Based on this agreement, the two companies will set up a collaborative development team with the aim of bringing a ZigBee chipset to market. The resulting advanced chipset is expected to accelerate the development of various types of IEEE...

Analysis
19th March 2007
Renesas ships billionth Flash MCU unit

Renesas Technology has announced that it has become the world’s first company to ship more than 1 billion microcontrollers with on-chip flash memory (flash MCUs). Renesas Technology is the No. 1 supplier* of flash MCUs worldwide, and MCUs are positioned as the company’s core product. Flash MCUs are known for their superiority because of their easy re-programmability of on-chip flash memory. Microcontrollers with on-chip flash help shorten d...

Analysis
12th March 2007
LG Electronics selects Renesas' RF chipsets for its new multimedia phones

Renesas Technology Europe has been selected by LG Electronics to provide its DRACO2D digRF EDGE RF chipsets for LGE’s latest multimedia phones. DRACO2D offers a very integrated solution, simplifying the use of EDGE RF in the phone and featuring auto calibration mechanism to ensure fast time to market.

Analysis
13th February 2007
Processor upgrades to Symbian OS 9.3

Renesas Technology Europe announces both that NTT DoCoMo, Inc., Renesas Technology Corp., Fujitsu Limited, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and Sharp Corporation are developing SH-Mobile G2 single chip 3G platform, and also that the SH-Mobile G2 single chip 3G platform supports Symbian OS v9.3. Aimed at high end 3G smartphones the upgraded processors address the need for a standard OS platform for advanced applications, and also the increased d...

Wireless Microsite
9th February 2007
Big six to jointly develop platform for 3G mobile phone handsets

NTT DoCoMo, Inc., Renesas Technology Corp., Fujitsu Limited, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Sharp Corporation, and Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications, today announced that they plan to jointly develop a next-generation mobile phone platform1 for dual-mode handsets supporting HSDPA2/W-CDMA (3G) and GSM/GPRS/EDGE (2G). Development of the platform is targeted to complete during Q2, FY2008.

Wireless
9th February 2007
Big six to jointly develop platform for 3G mobile phone handsets

NTT DoCoMo, Inc., Renesas Technology Corp., Fujitsu Limited, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Sharp Corporation, and Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications, today announced that they plan to jointly develop a next-generation mobile phone platform1 for dual-mode handsets supporting HSDPA2/W-CDMA (3G) and GSM/GPRS/EDGE (2G). Development of the platform is targeted to complete during Q2, FY2008.

Pending
22nd November 2006
TV system LSIs enable efficient and low-cost system implementation for worldwide markets

In response to the increasing demand for improved development efficiency and lower system prices, Renesas Technology Europe has introduced a comprehensive lineup of nine TV system LSIs for future TV system development solutions. The LSIs enable efficient and low-cost system implementation for various TV systems in worldwide markets.

Micros
20th November 2006
Highly integrated 480 MIPS SuperH microcontroller replaces industrial PCs, gives many benefits whilst reducing cost

Previewed at Electronica, Renesas Technology’s SH7203 integrated microcontroller offers a performance level that in many applications enables it to replace an industrial PC.

Analysis
6th November 2006
Security certifications for smartcard controllers confirm resistance to attack

Renesas Technology’s AE-5 32-bit smart card microcontroller family has received a further two ‘Common Criteria’ security certifications. These certifications are at assurance level EAL4+ according to the ISO/IEC 15408 international standard relating to security of IT (Information Technology) products. These latest results confirm Renesas' commitment to developing ICs for a wide range of security-conscious applications. In today's global ...

Micros
12th October 2006
Processor adds high-performance multimedia capabilities to portable devices

Renesas has announced an expansion of its SH-Mobile range application processor from mobile phones into portable navigation devices and portable media players. The first part in a new family of devices designated SH-MobileR is the SH7222. It supports terrestrial digital broadcasting for portable and mobile terminals, offering high-performance moving image processing, on-chip multimedia peripherals including a camera interface, and a processor cor...

Analysis
29th September 2006
Endesa, Renesas and Yitran sign agreement to develop open Powerline Communication Specification for automatic meter management in Spain.

Endesa, Spain´s largest utility and one of Europe’s five leading electricity companies, Renesas Technology the worldwide leading supplier of semiconductor solutions to the metering industry, and Yitran a leading PLC fabless semiconductor company and the inventor of the IT800 DCSK based powerline modulation technique, have signed an agreement on 27th July 2006 to jointly develop an open specification for Automatic Meter Management (AMM).

Micros
26th September 2006
Flash microcontroller from Renesas will enable next generation motor drives

Renesas has introduced the SH7211F, what it says is the fastest general purpose flash microcontroller to date. Featuring two banks of Renesas’ leading-edge MONOS flash that is at least twice as fast as its closest competitor, the device is ideal for use in ‘next generation’ motor drives and many other high performance industrial systems requiring excellent real-time-behaviour, as well as general purpose applications. MONOS, by the way stan...

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