PIC18F4680-E/PT Microchip PIC18F4680-E/PT Microcontrollers PIC 3.3kB 36 I/Os 40MHz

Microchip PIC18F4680-E/PT Microcontrollers Overview

PIC series Microcontroller IC 8-Bit 25MHz 64KB (32K x 16) FLASH 44-TQFP (10×10)

Key Features of Microchip PIC18F4680-E/PT Microcontrollers

• Engineered to rAM Size: 3.3kB, supporting dependable performance in real-world designs.
• Engineered to core Architecture: PIC, supporting dependable performance in real-world designs.
• Engineered to number of I/Os: 36, supporting dependable performance in real-world designs.
• Optimized to max Frequency: 40MHz, improving robustness in practical applications.

Microchip PIC18F4680-E/PT Microcontrollers Applications

Wearable Devices

• Often used in temperature patches logging skin/body temperature trends over time, where predictable behavior and reliability are important.
• Often used in vR controllers tracking motion and buttons with low-latency sensor fusion, where predictable behavior and reliability are important.
• Well-suited for sports performance wearables tracking cadence, stride, and training load, helping designers meet typical integration requirements.
• Well-suited for wearable ECG patches amplifying signals and storing episodic arrhythmia events, helping designers meet typical integration requirements.
• Often used in smart clothing modules reading textile sensors and managing wash-safe electronics, where predictable behavior and reliability are important.

Security and Surveillance

• Often used in surveillance drones managing camera gimbals, flight stabilization, and return-to-home failsafes, where predictable behavior and reliability are important.
• Often used in perimeter fence monitors detecting vibration and isolating intrusion zones, where predictable behavior and reliability are important.
• Often used in facial recognition terminals managing camera capture and local authentication workflows, where predictable behavior and reliability are important.
• Often used in tamper sensors detecting enclosure opening and logging security events, where predictable behavior and reliability are important.
• Often used in biometric scanners processing fingerprint images and matching templates securely, where predictable behavior and reliability are important.

Agriculture

• Commonly applied in harvest-assist robots coordinating conveyors and detection sensors for picking, supporting stable and efficient system performance.
• Often used in automated feeding systems managing schedules, portions, and hopper sensors, where predictable behavior and reliability are important.
• Commonly applied in precision farming equipment controlling seed rate and fertilizer dispensing accurately, supporting stable and efficient system performance.
• Well-suited for water tank level monitors measuring depth and automating refill/valve control, helping designers meet typical integration requirements.
• Well-suited for farm energy monitors tracking pump/motor usage and optimizing operating schedules, helping designers meet typical integration requirements.

Consumer Electronics

• Often used in digital cameras handling shutter timing, sensor control, autofocus motors, and storage writes, where predictable behavior and reliability are important.
• Commonly applied in smart TVs managing standby control, HDMI-CEC signaling, and front-panel key scanning, supporting stable and efficient system performance.
• Well-suited for electric shavers controlling motor speed regulation, stall detection, and charging indicators, helping designers meet typical integration requirements.
• Commonly applied in coffee machines controlling pumps, heaters, and brew sequences for consistent extraction, supporting stable and efficient system performance.
• Often used in air conditioners regulating temperature, fan speed, compressor operation, and defrost routines, where predictable behavior and reliability are important.

Energy and Power Systems

• Often used in transformer monitoring units tracking temperature, load, and aging indicators, where predictable behavior and reliability are important.
• Commonly applied in substation monitoring nodes collecting sensor data and issuing alarms to SCADA, supporting stable and efficient system performance.
• Well-suited for dC-DC converter controllers regulating output voltage across varying loads, helping designers meet typical integration requirements.
• Often used in solar charge controllers managing MPPT tracking and battery charging safety limits, where predictable behavior and reliability are important.
• Well-suited for energy storage controllers coordinating charge/discharge schedules and thermal control, helping designers meet typical integration requirements.