32-bit XMC1000 industrial microcontroller Arm® Cortex®-M0

The 32-bit XMC1000 industrial microcontroller family focuses on motor control and digital power conversion applications

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Overview of XMC1000 with a focus on motor control & digital power

The XMC™ microcontroller family is based on ARM® Cortex®-M0 cores. It brings together the ARM® Cortex®-M0 core and market-proven and differentiating peripherals in a leading-edge 65 nm manufacturing process. XMC1000 is the number one choice for bringing traditional 8-bit designs to the next level, addressing a broad application spectrum from typical 8-bit applications up to digital power conversion in LED lighting and various power supply markets, and even field-oriented motor control in markets like power and gardening tools, home appliances, general-purpose drives, and smart homes. 

Key features of XMC1000 with a focus on motor control & digital power
  • Arm® Cortex®-M0 core, up to 48 MHz and 80 CoreMark
  • Control peripherals like PWM timers run on up to 96 MHz
  • The MATH co-processor boosts standard Cortex®-M0 computing performance enabling division and trigonometric operations like SIN and COS
  • The Brightness and Color Control Unit (BCCU) eases digital LED dimming and color control applications
  • 30 ns comparators enable AC-DC and low voltage DC-DC SMPS control e.g., up to 4-channel buck converters
  • The Event Request Unit (ERU) is a programmable hardware interconnect matrix that provides on-chip connectivity for real-time control and offloads the CPU
  • The CCU PWM-timers feature rich and application oriented configurability like for motor control, SMPS, or combustion engine control
  • Hall sensors and optical encoders can be connected to POSIF, a position interface for motor position control
  • With a 1 Msps 12-bit ADC, XMC1000 microcontrollers are outstanding in their price/performance class
  • MultiCAN provides connectivity with 2 nodes and 32 message objects
Target applications of the 32-bit XMC1000 industrial microcontrollers
  • Power tool motor control: Reduced BOM and small form factor with sensorless FOC control
  • Connected LED lighting power supplies: Value add with multi-channel devices for color control or tunable white and network connectivity (DALI)
  • eBike motor control: Reduced BOM and small form factor with sensorless FOC control
  • Fan motor control: Reduced BOM and small form factor with sensorless FOC control
  • I/O modules used in automation: Connectivity of PLCs sensors and actuators through CAN bus
  • Small combustion engine controls like in lawn mowers or chain saws: Improved efficiency and reduced emissions
  • Watchdogs and companions: Improved system monitoring for predictive maintenance or safety implementation
  • Cost efficient general purpose MCU for house keeping, battery monitoring or sensor applications

Overview of XMC1000 with a focus on motor control & digital power

The XMC™ microcontroller family is based on ARM® Cortex®-M0 cores. It brings together the ARM® Cortex®-M0 core and market-proven and differentiating peripherals in a leading-edge 65 nm manufacturing process. XMC1000 is the number one choice for bringing traditional 8-bit designs to the next level, addressing a broad application spectrum from typical 8-bit applications up to digital power conversion in LED lighting and various power supply markets, and even field-oriented motor control in markets like power and gardening tools, home appliances, general-purpose drives, and smart homes. 

Key features of XMC1000 with a focus on motor control & digital power
  • Arm® Cortex®-M0 core, up to 48 MHz and 80 CoreMark
  • Control peripherals like PWM timers run on up to 96 MHz
  • The MATH co-processor boosts standard Cortex®-M0 computing performance enabling division and trigonometric operations like SIN and COS
  • The Brightness and Color Control Unit (BCCU) eases digital LED dimming and color control applications
  • 30 ns comparators enable AC-DC and low voltage DC-DC SMPS control e.g., up to 4-channel buck converters
  • The Event Request Unit (ERU) is a programmable hardware interconnect matrix that provides on-chip connectivity for real-time control and offloads the CPU
  • The CCU PWM-timers feature rich and application oriented configurability like for motor control, SMPS, or combustion engine control
  • Hall sensors and optical encoders can be connected to POSIF, a position interface for motor position control
  • With a 1 Msps 12-bit ADC, XMC1000 microcontrollers are outstanding in their price/performance class
  • MultiCAN provides connectivity with 2 nodes and 32 message objects

Target applications of the 32-bit XMC1000 industrial microcontrollers
  • Power tool motor control: Reduced BOM and small form factor with sensorless FOC control
  • Connected LED lighting power supplies: Value add with multi-channel devices for color control or tunable white and network connectivity (DALI)
  • eBike motor control: Reduced BOM and small form factor with sensorless FOC control
  • Fan motor control: Reduced BOM and small form factor with sensorless FOC control
  • I/O modules used in automation: Connectivity of PLCs sensors and actuators through CAN bus
  • Small combustion engine controls like in lawn mowers or chain saws: Improved efficiency and reduced emissions
  • Watchdogs and companions: Improved system monitoring for predictive maintenance or safety implementation
  • Cost efficient general purpose MCU for house keeping, battery monitoring or sensor applications

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