Introducing the PIC18-Q71 Family: Ultra-Low Power MCUs with On-Board Op-Amps
The new PIC18-Q71 family integrates op-amps, DACs, and a 12-bit ADC into a compact 8-bit MCU, reducing BOM cost and board space for edge sensing applications.
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The new PIC18-Q71 family integrates op-amps, DACs, and a 12-bit ADC into a compact 8-bit MCU, reducing BOM cost and board space for edge sensing applications.
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