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NXP

MCU PRODUCT

UPDATE & ROADMAP

Q4 2016

NXP’S

MCU POWERHOUSE

PORTFOLIO

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NXP Microcontrollers Business Line

Applications

Why Customers Choose Us

Wearable / Healthcare

• Fitness & Wireless Healthcare • Diabetes & Cardiac Care • Diagnostics & therapy

• Comprehensive portfolio supporting the diverse IoT landscape • Extensive software and development environment • Industry leading customer support, quality, and longevity • Broad ecosystem of partners enabling system solutions • Ease of use solutions tailored for mass market

Home & Building Automation

• Smart meters & grid • Integrated wireless connectivity solutions • Home energy control

Smart Accessories

• Game controllers and consoles • Wearable computing • eReaders, tablets, portable navigation

Example Customers

Vehicle Networking & Information

• Infotainment, software define radio • Navigation systems, E-call

Home Appliances

• Energy efficient refrigerators, dishwashers • Human-machine interface • Connected appliances

Industrial Controls & Factory Automation

• Machine-to-machine • Motor control • Industrial networking

Products

  • Kinetis & LPC 32-bit
  • i.MX ARM® Applications

Processors

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ARM® Microcontrollers

NXP MCUs - Powerhouse Portfolio

ARM Expertise
Expansive Portfolio Development Tools
Ecosystem Leadership
Customer Centric

Broadest licensee of ARM cores in industry
Most scalable portfolio with optimized performance and capabilities

Best-in-class hardware platforms and software solutions

Industry leading partnerships for innovation and differentiation
Experienced global support team professional services to acellerate

time-to-market

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Where are we focused?

• Kinetis + LPC

• Trust: On-chip flash memory with security mechanisms can disable debug ports

Secure Control Connect Enable

• Cryptography: on-chip hardware acceleration for symmetric cryptography reduces CPU loading • Anti-Tamper: Kinetis MCUs have up to 8 pins that detect passive and active tamper events

• Kinetis KV and KE Solutions

• Enhanced analog integration

• Advanced DSC peripherals for demanding motor control and power conversion systems

• Simplified motor control design through Kinetis Motor Suite • Kinetis W

• High performance multi-protocol radio supporting Bluetooth Smart/Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)

v4.1/v4.2 and IEEE 802.15.4 based standards

• Fully compliant, certified BLE and 802.15.4 MAC

• Kinetis + LPC

• Complete development environment including low-cost tools, debug and jump-start designs • Synergized offerings with a common enablement environment • Targeted systems solutions

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► NXP (both NXP LPC and former Freescale) have longstanding track

records of providing long-term production support for our products
► NXP has a formal product longevity program for the market

segments we serve

• For the automotive and medical segments, NXP will make a broad range of solutions available for a minimum of 15 years

• For all other market segments in which NXP participates, NXP will

make a broad range of solutions available for a minimum of 10

years
• Life cycles begin at the time of launch

• Includes NXP’s standard end-of-life notification policy
► For a complete list of participating products, visit, nxp.com/productlongevity

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Evolution of Kinetis and LPC – One NXP MCU Portfolio

Common Sales
& Customer

Support

NXP & FSL merge
Common Software &
Config tools
Common
IDE

Roadmap & Derivatives of current families continue

  • Dec 2015
  • Feb 2016
  • Nov 2016
  • Q1 2017

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Evolution of Kinetis and LPC – One NXP MCU Portfolio

Common Sales
& Customer

Support

NXP & FSL merge
Common Software &
Config tools
Common
IDE

Continuation of current roadmaps and derivatives, one set of development tools, one IP library

Roadmap & Derivatives of current families continue

  • Dec. 2015
  • Feb. 2016
  • Nov. 2016
  • Q1 2017

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Microcontroller Enablement Overview

  • Software
  • Hardware

Runtime Software

NXP Solutions:

  • Development Tools
  • Development Tools
  • Application Specific
  • Support

IDE / Toolchains:

Evaluation Kits:
Broad Market:

• HomeKit SDK

• Motor Control • Wireless Charging • Sensor Fusion • MFi • PEG GUI • POS / EMV
• OOB Walkthroughs • NXP Community • Embedded Blogs • Kinetis Designs • Kinetis Tutorials • Application Notes • Symbols & Footprints

Kinetis SDK/LPCOpen

••••••

Drivers System Services FreeRTOS USB TCP/IP Filesystem

LPC Xpresso

Freedom Development

Platform

Connectivity Solutions

Software Configuration:
High Touch:

Kinetis Bootloader

Tower System

Kinetis Expert

• Power Estimation • BSP Tools • Project Generator • Power Analyzer

RTOS, Middleware Partners:
Partner Solutions

• Professional Support • Professional Services

802.15.4

LPC-Link2

Comprehensive frameworks and solutions for low-power, connected, and secure embedded systems
Industry leading IDE support and intuitive software configuration tools to accelerate application development
Low cost hardware platforms for evaluation and application development. Partner solutions for hardware debugging solutions
Software frameworks and development tools for targeted applications and certified connectivity solutions
Get started quickly and get the support you need, when you need it

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Aligning the Best Software and Tools Across Our MCU Portfolios

• Kinetis, LPC, and i.MX1 (Cortex-M) portfolios will leverage the best of NXP’s software enablement in

a cohesive set of software development tools
• Software & Tools = Fewer, more cohesive Software Enablement products with broader portfolio support

Kinetis SDK

Kinetis & LPC SW

•LPC & Kinetis SDK v2

& Kinetis

Expert
Kinetis Design

Studio IDE

Common SW &

Tool Suite

• SDK • IDE

•Config Tools

• Config Tools

Kinetis

Design

Studio IDE

LPC

Xpresso
(IDE)

LPCOpen
(SDK)

LPCXpresso
(IDE)

2017

2015

Pre-Merger Software

2H 2016

Combining Software

Combined Software and
Tools (name TBD)

1 Some i.MX devices will get full SDKv2, others a targeted FreeRTOS BSP

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Scalable ARM based Processors and Controllers

CPU Core

i.MX Application Processors

For advanced efficient computing
ARM® based MPUs

LPC and Kinetis Microcontrollers

For real-time low power control ARM® Cortex-M based MCUs

Overall Relative
Performance

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NXP MCUs Powerhouse Portfolio

  • ATTRIBUTES
  • PORTFOLIO
  • TARGET APPLICATIONS

  • M0 / M0+
  • M7

M3/M4

Always-on devices
Voice control
IoT

LPC5411x, M4 w/M0+ Copr.

Flex Comm Interfaces, Voice Triggering, X-less USB, up to 256K Flash, 192K SRAM

LPC5410x, M4 w/M0+ Copr.

Performance efficiency

100MHz Power Efficiency

up to 512K Flash, 104K SRAM

K64/66/65, M4
K80/81, M4

Industrial control Payment, Metering Wearables, Display UI
Printers

ENET, Security (K65)

Security, QSPI, FlexIO

KL80/81, M0+

up to 2MB Flash, 256K SRAM up to 256K Flash, 256K SRAM

Advanced integration

Security, FlexIO

up to 128K Flash, 96K SRAM

LPC1800, M3

180MHz, 2x HS USB, LCD, CAN, ENET

Flashless, up to 1M Flash, 200K SRAM

LPC4300, M4 w/M0+ Copr.

204MHz, 2x HS USB, LCD, CAN, ENET

Flashless, up to 1M Flash, 282K SRAM

LPC4000, M4

Graphic LCD, FS USB, ENET, CAN

up to 512K Flash, 96K SRAM

K22/24/26, M4

LPC1100, M0+/M0

Options CAN or USB, EEPROM

up to 256K Flash, 36K SRAM

KL28, M0+

Consumer/Gaming Accessories
Wearables

Large memory, x-less USB

72/96MHz, FlexIO, BootROM, more I/O up to 512K Flash, 128K SRAM

Up to 2M Flash, 256K RAM

Mainstream

Home Automation Data Concentrators
Industrial

LPC1700, M3

Graphics LCD, FS USB, ENET, CAN

up to 512K Flash, 96K SRAM

  • KL17, M0+
  • KL27, M0+
  • LPC1500, M3

  • FlexIO, BootROM
  • FlexIO, BootROM, x-less USB

CAN, Advanced Analog,PWMs

  • Up to 256K Flash, 32K RAM
  • U- to 256K Flash, 32K RAM
  • up to 256K Flash, 36K RAM

KL05, M0+

Wake-up unit

System task/Co-processor
Power Management
Control System

Low Power, DAC, TSI

LPC81x/82x, M0+

Low-cost &
Small Form Factor

8-32K Flash, 1-4K RAM

30MHz, ADC, Low Pin Count

KL02/03, M0+

up to 32K Flash, 8K RAM

Small Form Factor, Low Power

8-32K Flash, 1-4K RAM

  • KW20/30/40Z, M0+
  • KW21/31/41Z, M0+

802.15.4/BLE Radio, DC/DC, Balun

Up to 512K Flash, Up to 128K RAM

Home Automation
Thread

802.15.4/BLE Radio, DC/DC

KW2xD, M4

160K Flash, 20K RAM

Wireless
Connectivity

802.15.4 Radio, Thread

BLE

Up to 512K Flash & 64K RAM

KW01, M0+

Apple HomeKit

Sub-GHz

512K Flash, 128K RAM

KV3x, M4

Mid-range PMSM,
UPS power control, KMS

Up to 512K Flash, Up to 96K RAM

KV4x , M4
KV5x, M7

BLDC / PMSM motors
Photo voltaic
Industrial Controls

KV1x, M0+

Motor Control & Power Conversion

High-perf motors, UPS, solar & midrange AC/DC control, KMS
Higher perf, precision analog,
ENET, KMS
BLDC, entry-level PMSM

Up to 128K Flash, Up to 16K RAM
Up to 256K Flash, Up to 32K RAM
Up to 1MB Flash, Up to 256K RAM

KE02/4/6, M0+

Appliance
Smart Lightning

5V Robust

ADC, CAN (KE06)

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Up to 128K Flash, Up to 16K RAM, 256K EEPROM

(not a complete portfolio summary)

KMS = Kinetis Motor Suite

KINETIS L

LOW POWER

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Kinetis L Series MCUs Feature Overview

Pin

Key Features

Common Features

  • Family
  • Flash
  • SRAM

Count

System

Cortex-M0+ Core, 48/72/96MHz

  • 128KB
  • 96KB
  • 64-121

64-121
OTG OTG

  • Y
  • Y

Y
YY
16-bit 16-bit
YY
YY
YY
YY
Y

KL82

KL46

Multi-Low-Power Modes and Peripherals, Low-Power Boot,
Clock Gating

  • 128-256 KB
  • 16-32 KB
  • Y

YYYY
YYY
128-256 KB 64-256 KB
64 KB
16-32 KB 8-32 KB
8 KB

  • 64
  • Slave
  • Y
  • Y

YYYYYYYYYYYYYY
YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
16-bit 16-bit 12-bit 16-bit 16-bit 16-bit 16-bit 16-bit 12-bit 16-bit 16-bit 16-bit 12-bit 12-bit 12-bit 12-bit 12-bit
YY

KL43 KL36 KL34 KL33 KL28 KL27 KL26 KL25 KL24 KL17 KL16 KL15

KL14

KL05 KL04 KL03 KL02

1.71-3.6 V, –40 °C to 105 °C [1]

Memory

64-121 64-100 48~80 64-121 32-64 32-121 32-80 32-80 32-64 32-64 32-80 32-80 24-48 24-48 16-24 16-32
YY
32-256 KB
512 KB
4-32 KB 128 KB 8-32 KB 4-32 KB 4-16 KB 4-8 KB 8-32 KB 4-32 KB 4-16 KB 4-8 KB 1-4 KB 1-4 KB
2 KB
YYY
YY
YYYY
YYY
YY

90 nm TFS Flash, SRAM

OTG Slave OTG OTG OTG
Y

Internal Memory Security/Protection

Y3

Y

Y3

32-256 KB

32-256 KB 32-128 KB 32-64 KB 32-256 KB 32-256 KB 32-128 KB
32-64KB 8-32 KB

Analog Peripherals

12/16-bit ADC
High-Speed Comparator

Serial Interfaces

UART

Y

  • Y
  • Y

Y

Y3

Y
YY
Y

Y3

YY

SPI, I2C

Y

Timers

Real-Time Clock [2]

  • Y
  • Y

16-bit Low-Power TPMs (GP
Timer/PWM)

8-32 KB

  • 8-32 KB
  • Y
  • Y

Low-Power Timers

  • 8-32 KB
  • 1-4 KB

32-bit Periodic Interrupt Timer

[1] Feature not available on CSP packages [2] For KL02, use software to support [3] DAC is not available in 32/64 KB flash KL27/17, VREF is not available in 128/256 KB flash 32QFN KL27/17

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Kinetis L – KL28 Block Diagram

Clocks
System

Memories

Core

Packages

High Accuracy
60M/48MHz IRC

Power Management

Controller

100LQFP 14x14x1.4/0.5mm

121XFBGA 8x8x0.43/0.65mm

ARM Cortex-M0+ core up to 72 MHz
( up to 96 MHz for high-speed run)

Program Flash

512KB
8M/2MHz IRC

PLL
8ch DMA
SRAM

128KB

Single Wire Debug

Micro Trace Buffer
Interrupt Controller
Low-Leakage Wakeup
Unit

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    2019 Embedded Markets Study Integrating IoT and Advanced Technology Designs, Application Development & Processing Environments March 2019 Presented By: © 2019 AspenCore All Rights Reserved 2 Preliminary Comments • Results: Data from this study is highly projectable at 95% confidence with +/-3.15% confidence interval. Other consistencies with data from previous versions of this study also support a high level of confidence that the data reflects accurately the EETimes and Embedded.com audience’s usage of advance technologies, software and hardware development tools, chips, operating systems, FPGA vendors, and the entire ecosystem of their embedded development work environment and projects with which they are engaged. • Historical: The EETimes/Embedded.com Embedded Markets Study was last conducted in 2017. This report often compares results for 2019 to 2017 and in some cases to 2015 and earlier. This study was first fielded over 20 years ago and has seen vast changes in technology evolution over that period of time. • Consistently High Confidence: Remarkable consistency over the years has monitored both fast and slow moving market changes. A few surprises are shown this year as well, but overall trends are largely confirmed. • New Technologies and IoT: Emerging markets and technologies are also tracked in this study. New data regarding IoT and advanced technologies (IIoT, embedded vision, embedded speech, VR, AR, machine learning, AI and other cognitive capabilities) are all included. 3 Purpose and Methodology • Purpose: To profile the findings of the 2019 Embedded Markets Study comprehensive survey of the embedded systems markets worldwide. Findings include technology used, all aspects of the embedded development process, IoT, emerging technologies, tools used, work environment, applications developed for, methods/ processes, operating systems used, reasons for using chips and technology, and brands and specific chips being considered by embedded developers.
  • NXP LPC Microcontrollers

    NXP LPC Microcontrollers

    NXP LPC microcontrollers Innovation at your fingertips NXP LPC microcontrollers Maximize your design potential. Minimize your design effort. NXP’s LPC microcontrollers are changing the landscape for embedded applications. Equipped with award-winning innovations — in connectivity, design flexibility, integration, packaging, performance, power consumption, security, ease of use, and more — LPC microcontrollers let you maximize the potential of any embedded application. Today’s LPC portfolio, which is divided into five categories and includes more than 325 ARM®-based devices, continues to expand and break new ground. Whether you’re looking for a cost-effective upgrade for an existing 8/16-bit design or you’re working on a high-end system that needs maximum speed or computational performance, the LPC portfolio has exactly what you need. LPC portfolio overview Flashless 1 MB LPC Command 768 KB 512 KB LPC ConnectTurbo 256 KB 128 KB 64 KB FLASH 32 KB LPC Connect LPC ConnectPlus 16 KB 8 KB LPC Go 4 KB 8 16 20 24 33 48 64 80 100 144 180 208 256 296 PINS 2 Unmatched functionality Every NXP LPC microcontroller builds on our well-established, long-term strategic relationship with ARM. We have early access to next-generation IP, so you can be sure you’re always working with the latest technologies, and we pack our devices with features you simply won’t find anywhere else. We use the same building blocks in many of our MCUs, and offer pin- and software-compatible options across product families and across cores. That means you have the freedom to add or subtract features, without having to migrate to a new architecture, and you have a flexible way to support your entire product line — now and in the future.
  • NXP Security MCU Application Overview ARM Cortex M Solutions

    NXP Security MCU Application Overview ARM Cortex M Solutions

    NXP Security MCU Application Overview ARM Cortex M Solutions May 2017 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Agenda • NXP MCU Overview • Enabling Secure Designs • PIN Entry Device • POS Solution - SLN-POS-RDR • Software Architecture • IDE & Debug 2. A NEW POSITION OF STRENGTH #1 Communications Processors #1 Broad-Based MCUs #1 Secure Identification #1 Automotive #1 RF Power Transistors #1 Small Signal Discretes ~45,000 Employees 11,000+ Engineers 35+ Countries 9,000+ Patents 3 NXP MCUs - Powerhouse Portfolio ARM Expertise Broadest licensee of ARM cores in industry Most scalable portfolio with Expansive Portfolio optimized performance and capabilities Development Tools Best-in-class hardware platforms and software solutions Ecosystem Leadership Industry leading partnerships for innovation and differentiation Experienced global support team and professional services to Customer Centric accelerate time-to-market 4 MICR BL Why Customers Choose Us Applications Wearable / Healthcare • Comprehensive portfolio supporting the diverse IoT landscape • Health / Fitness & Wireless Healthcare • Diabetes & Cardiac Care • Extensive software and development environment • Diagnostics & therapy • Industry leading customer support, quality, and longevity Smart Home • Smart meters & grid • Broad ecosystem of partners enabling system solutions • Integrated wireless connectivity solutions • Home energy control • Ease of use solutions tailored for mass market Smart Accessories • Game controllers and consoles Example Customers • Wearable computing • eReaders, tablets, portable