SAM S70/E70

Cortex-M7 Performance MCUs

Microchip Technology

The purpose of this presentation is to provide an overview of the Microchip SMART SAM S70, E70 and V7x Cortex products. It will explain the performance, technical features and key peripherals of the M-7 family of MCU products. Additionally, it will explain the event system and low power assets of these products. Finally, it will identify and review the development tools and software.

PTM Published on: 2016-02-05

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