Renesas Blog

The 32-bit RX family of MCUs’ software enables the development of applications with less or no coding. This blog focuses on the real-time OS for the RX family.

The demand for enhanced intelligent touch and smart gesture recognition solutions is expanding with breakthrough applications across consumer and industrial segments.

In this blog, we introduce using the RX72M 32-bit microcontroller for resolver stepper motor control via EtherCAT communications.

The 6GHz band promises economic potential and will enable new industry applications from entertainment to enterprise, industrial and healthcare.

The benefits of Wi-Fi 6 go beyond just speed. This blog offers four such benefits including greater bandwidth, resilience to congestion, reduced power consumption using TWT, and reduced latency.

Band filters between 5GHz and 6GHz may become a prohibiting factor for massive adoption and timely Wi-Fi 6+6E infrastructure designs. This blog covers the topic of band filters for Wi-Fi 6E in detail.

We expect many of the consumer IT devices we use, which are battery-powered, to run for as long as possible. With Wi-Fi 6 there is a 4x capacity increase.

In this blog, we will discuss the value and cost benefits of including a dedicated listening radio in a Wi-Fi AP, which can be extremely useful and beneficial.

Introduction of Uptane, a software update security framework for securing automotive Over-the-Air (OTA) software updates, and Renesas automotive devices.

Renesas will be releasing a 12V Motor Control Renesas Solution Starter Kit (RSSK) for the RL78/F24 automotive MCUs that is suitable for various motor control evaluation, including small motors.