This application is a sample program driving a permanent magnetic synchronous motor in the sensorless 120-degree conducting control method (voltage mode).

This application is a sample program driving a permanent magnetic synchronous motor in the hall sensor 120-degree conducting control method (voltage mode).

This application is a sample program driving a permanent magnetic synchronous motor in the sensorless vector control method. Flexible Application Accelerator (FAA) performs vector control calculations.

This application note describes how to receive remote control signals using a timer array unit and external interrupts. If no remote control signal is detected for a predetermined time, this application shifts to STOP mode to reduce power consumption. The applicable remote control format is RC-6 (including header and 16-bit data).

This application note describes how to receive remote control signals using a remote control signal receiver (REMC) and STOP mode. The applicable remote control format is NEC (including header and 32-bit data).

This application note describes how to receive remote control signals using a remote control signal receiver (REMC) and STOP mode. The applicable remote control format is AEHA (including header and 48-bit data).

This application note describes an example to measure distance to an object with ultrasonic sensor. The ultrasonic sensor is controlled by the timer array unit of the RL78/G16 and connected to the LCD module using the serial interface IICA.

In this sample program, UART communication is performed through the RL78/G22's Serial Array Unit (SAU). ASCII characters transmitted from the device on the opposite side are analyzed to make responses.

This application note describes how to build a button long press/short press judgment system using the SNOOZE mode sequencer.

This application note describes how to implement a chattering prevention circuit in hardware using the logic and event link controller (ELCL).

This application is a sample program driving a permanent magnetic synchronous motor with sensorless vector control based on RA6T2 microcontroller.

In this sample program, UART communication is performed through the RL78/G23's serial interface UARTA. ASCII characters transmitted from the device on the opposite side are analyzed to make responses.

This sample program acquires humidity and temperature data from the HS300x humidity and temperature sensor through the I2C in RL78/G23 and handles calculations on the data.

In this sample program, UART communication is performed through the RL78/G15's Serial Array Unit (SAU). ASCII characters transmitted from the device on the opposite side are analyzed to make responses.

This application is a sample program driving a permanent magnetic synchronous motor with sensorless 120-degree conducting method based on RL78/G1F microcontroller.

Using the 32-bit interval timer, this sample program reverses LED indications based on the settings of the compare match detection flags when a timer interrupt occurs. The application also changes the timer interrupt generation intervals based on the number of times the switch has been previously pressed.

This sample program converts an analog voltage to a digital voltage with the RL78/G22's A/D converter (supporting software trigger and sequential conversion modes).

This is a sample program to enable master/slave functionality over Modbus ASCII/RTU.

This solution is a reference design that detects human presence/absence using an infrared sensor, and turns on/off a LED automatically.

This solution is a reference design for a monitor that measures and detects the concentration of atmospheric particulate matter (PM) less than 2.5 micrometers in diameter in real-time.

This sample program uses the interval timer function of the timer array unit (TAU) of RL78/G14 and inverts the LED indication each time a timer interrupt occurs. Also, it changes the timer interrupt cycle time based on the number of times the switch is pressed.

This sample program controls dynamically lighting of 7-segment LEDs (cathode-common) using a program written in an Arduino language using the RL78/G14 Fast Prototyping Board (FPB).