Detectors
详情介绍
Overview
Detectors sense smoke, light, motion, and abnormal temperature, and accordingly notify safety management systems of fire or intrusion. In general, such systems use 8/16-bit microcontrollers as a core and signals from sensors as control triggers. This basic operation is the same for almost every type of detector. In the security system that manages all the sensors, sensors are interconnected via a serial or wireless communication bus.
Renesas' range of low power 8/16-bit microcontrollers capable of highly precise analog detection is ideally suited for these applications. We also recommend our low voltage operation power supply ICs.
System Block Diagram
Recommended Products
| Block | Semiconductor device |
Recommended products |
Features, etc. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sensor control | MCU | RL78/I1D | Operational amplifiers, 12-bit A/D converter and window comparators, very low power operation |
| RL78/G12, G13, G14 | 32 MHz, 16-bit general purpose, True low power | ||
| 78K0/Kx2 | 8-bit All Flash microcontroller: wealth of on-chip peripheral functions such as a reset circuit and on-chip oscillator; low power consumption, 30 to 80 pins | ||
| 78K0/Kx2-L | 8-bit All Flash microcontroller: wealth of on-chip peripheral functions such as a reset circuit, on-chip oscillator, and operational amplifier; ultra-low power consumption, 16 to 48 pins | ||
| 78K0R/Kx3, Kx3-L | 16-bit All Flash microcontroller: wealth of on-chip peripheral functions such as a reset circuit and on-chip oscillator; efficient CPU core, 44 to 144 pins | ||
| 78K0S/Kx1+ | 8-bit All Flash microcontroller: wealth of on-chip peripheral functions such as a reset circuit and on-chip oscillator; 10 to 30 pins |