MCU|Basic
What is an MCU?
- What is an MCU?
A microcontroller (MCI) is a small computer embedded in a variety of applications. - MCU Structure
An MCU includes various components necessary for operation. - Signals Handled by MCUs
MCUs process digital signals represented by 1s and 0s. - A/D Converter
A peripheral circuit that converts analog signals into digital. - D/A Converter
A peripheral circuit that converts digital signals to analog. - Serial Communication
Serial communication is commonly used for data exchange between an MCU and external components. - I2C
One of the serial communication methods implemented in MCUs. - SPI
One of the serial communication methods implemented in MCUs. - UART
One of the serial communication methods implemented in MCUs. - Timer
Measures time and notifies the MCU when a set duration has elapsed. - PWM
Pulse signals output by the MCU to control energy. - Watchdog Timer
Monitors the MCU to detect system malfunctions or program freezes.