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Value DSCs streamline embedded control

Digital signal controllers (DSCs) in Microchip’s dsPIC33CK Value Line provide real-time control for cost-sensitive designs. Starting at $0.51 each, they offer consistent pricing regardless of order size. The 16-bit controllers deliver 100-MHz deterministic processing, high-resolution PWM, and a 12-bit ADC supporting motor control, precision sensing and control, and touch/HMI applications.

A balanced set of peripherals helps reduce external component count, PCB footprint, and overall BOM cost. With flash memory ranging from 32 KB to 256 KB and compatibility across the dsPIC33CK family, the Value Line DSCs enable scalability and migration to future designs. The devices integrate a 12-bit ADC capable of up to 2 Msamples/s, four PWM pairs with resolution down to 2 ns, and on-chip analog comparators with a 12-bit DAC. Communication interfaces include CAN FD, LIN, SENT, UART, SPI, and I2C.

To accelerate evaluation and development, Microchip offers the dsPIC33CK Value Line Curiosity Nano evaluation kit with an onboard debugger. The evaluation platform supports the Curiosity Nano base for Click Boards and a touch adapter board for touch applications. A motor control DIM is also available for rapid prototyping of motor control designs.

Value Line DSCs are available directly from Microchip, its sales representatives, or authorized distributors.

dsPIC33CK Value Line

Microchip Technology 

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