Microcontrollers8,990 Products
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 PDF | MCXA154VFT | NXP USA Inc. | IC | In Stock | MOQ: 260 Hover to quote | |
PDF | S9KEAZN32BCLH | NXP USA Inc. | IC | In Stock | MOQ: 160 Hover to quote | |
PDF | S9KEAZN32BMLH | NXP USA Inc. | IC | In Stock | MOQ: 160 Hover to quote | |
PDF | S9KEAZN64BCLHR | NXP USA Inc. | IC | In Stock | MOQ: 1500 Hover to quote | |
| MCXA174VLL | NXP USA Inc. | MCXA20-256, 100LQFP | In Stock | MOQ: 90 Hover to quote | |
| MCXW236AIHNAR | NXP USA Inc. | MCXW23 HVQFN40 | In Stock | MOQ: 6000 Hover to quote | |
| MCXA256VLH | NXP USA Inc. | MCXA20 64LQFP | In Stock | MOQ: 160 Hover to quote | |
| MCXA356VLH | NXP USA Inc. | MCXA20 64LQFP | In Stock | MOQ: 160 Hover to quote | |
| C912ZVL12L0MLF | NXP USA Inc. | IC | In Stock | MOQ: 250 Hover to quote | |
| MCXA365VLQ | NXP USA Inc. | MCXA20 144LQFP | In Stock | MOQ: 60 Hover to quote | |
| C912ZVCA64L0MLF | NXP USA Inc. | IC | In Stock | MOQ: 250 Hover to quote | |
| S32M241CCABVKHST | NXP USA Inc. | MC IS,CM4,80MHZ,128K,CAN,CSEC,-4 | In Stock | MOQ: 160 Hover to quote | |
| S32M274CHABVKHSR | NXP USA Inc. | S32M2 MC IS,CM7,120MHZ,512K FLAS | In Stock | MOQ: 1500 Hover to quote | |
| S32M274CHABMKHSR | NXP USA Inc. | S32M2 MC IS,CM7,120MHZ,512K FLAS | In Stock | MOQ: 1500 Hover to quote | |
PDF | S32K324NVT1MPBST | NXP USA Inc. | IC | In Stock | MOQ: 84 Hover to quote | |
PDF | S32K328NHT1MPCST | NXP USA Inc. | IC | In Stock | MOQ: 84 Hover to quote | |
PDF | S32K328NHT1VJBST | NXP USA Inc. | IC | In Stock | MOQ: 152 Hover to quote | |
PDF | S32K338NHT1VJBSR | NXP USA Inc. | S32K338NHT1VJBSR | In Stock | MOQ: 152 Hover to quote | |
PDF | S32E287AACAAMJGR | NXP USA Inc. | IC | In Stock | MOQ: 500 Hover to quote | |
PDF | MCXA166VLL | NXP USA Inc. | IC | In Stock | MOQ: 1 Hover to quote |
Microcontroller products are relatively complex, user-programmable digital logic devices. Closely related to devices considered microprocessors, the distinction between the two reduces largely to the manufacturer's choice of noun, though by tradition microcontrollers integrate working memory, are more likely to incorporate mixed-signal peripherals and tend to be used with simpler software paradigms oriented toward repetitive execution of a predefined series of tasks.