AMBP11018: In this module you will discover the new RA family series, the RA0, featuring 32-bit MCU with Arm® Cortex®-M23 core. The RA0E1 is the first group in the RA0 series, extends the RA family's low-power solutions. Ultra-low power consumption and optimized peripherals, it's ideal for various applications such as industrial, home appliance, building. You will learn that these devices deliver a remarkable 20% lower power consumption (Active mode current of 82 μA/MHz) compared to our existing entry-level MCUs. The RA0E1 package lineup is starting with 16-pin up to 32-pin and Flash memory size starting from 32KB up to 64KB, including some of small package option line QFN(3mm x 3mm).

AMBP11016: In this module, we will introduce the new RA8D1 MCUs, based on the Arm Cortex-M85 core that integrate advanced Graphics and HMI capabilities. This module will include a description of the RA8D1 MCUs and the product lineup, the key values that these devices bring and the unique features that they offer to our customers. This material will cover the enhancements made to these new MCUs and their benefit to our customers and provide a view of the target markets and some typical applications where these products can offer developers significant advantages in customer designs. An overview of the RA8 Series development environment is also included as well as the support items to support the design process for our customers.

AMBP11013: In this module we introduce the Renesas RA4E2 and RA6E2 groups and examine the key advantages of these devices and the unique features they offer. These devices are the most cost effective RA microcontrollers using the M33 operating at 100 or 200MHz, and are the smallest MCU in the RA family with on-chip CAN-FD and I3C interfaces with full speed USB available down to a 4x4 mm2 36 pin BGA package. This material will also explain the target applications for the RA4E2/6E2 groups and cover the development tools available at launch. This module takes approx. 15 mins to complete

AMBP11011: This module introduces RA4E1 and RA6E1. Both are new products of the RA 32-bit MCU product family. This new MCU product group is the first entry-level product in the RA4 and RA6 series with Arm® Cortex®-M33 core. By reducing and optimizing some specifications of traditional mainstream products, reasonable pricing can be achieved and evaluation can be easily started. Today you can learn the difference between two new entry-level products RA4E1 and RA6E1 and traditional mainstream products. It takes approximately 17 minutes to complete this module

AMBP11008: This module introduces RA6M5. The RA6M5 is a new addition to the 32-bit MCU RA family. This MCU group uses Arm® Cortex®-M33 as the core and operates at a maximum of 200MHz. It has a wealth of attractive peripheral functions such as an octa-memory interface and CAN-FD, and of course it has a full range of security functions such as TrustZone. It is a microcontroller that is positioned at the top of the current RA family. It will take approx. 17 minutes to complete.

AMBP11006: This module introduces the RA2E1, the latest member of the Renesas RA family of 32-bit MCUs. The RA2E1 is a new generation of low-consumption entry-level microcontrollers that combine the excellent 32-bit CPU performance of the Arm Cortex M23 with outstanding on-chip capabilities and packaging options. This module will take approx 20 minutes to complete.

AMBP11004: In this module, we will introduce the newest member of Renesas Electronics’ 32-bit MCU RA family: RA2L1. This device is a new generation of energy-saving microcontrollers that combines the excellent 32-bit CPU performance of the Arm M23 with the advanced on-chip functions of Renesas Electronics. It will take approximately 21 minutes to complete this module

AMBP11003: In this module, we introduce the RA6T1. The RA6T1 is the first product for motor control to be added to the RA Family of 32-bit MCUs, with optimized peripheral functions. In addition, we have prepared the RA6T1 RSSK, sample programs, and a motor control development support tool that can be used to start evaluation immediately after unpacking. The RA6T1 supports a PWM timer that has various output modes, an analog function (PGA, comparator) that contributes to reduced BOM, and a safety function that protects the inverter circuit. In addition, using the motor control development support tool, the RA6T1 RSSK allows you to read and write variables and display waveforms while operating the motor, or automatically adjust the parameters that are necessary to control vector. This module requires about 12 minutes.

AMBP11001: This module introduces the Renesas RA4W1 32-bit Arm-based MCU. RA4W1 is a next-generation MCU group joining the new family of RA 32-bit MCUs. This device is the first MCU in the RA family to support BLE 5.0, uses Arm Cortex M4 for the processor, and supports BT 5.0, the best in class for connectivity and security of IoT devices. This module will take approximately 13 minutes to complete.

AMBP11000: This module introduces the Renesas RA Family of 32-bit MCU providing customer flexibility to leverage the Arm ecosystem and develop their own HW/SW solution. This material will explain the key challenges this family of devices address and explore the robust feature set which focuses on security, connectivity and low power. An overview of the support materials and tools available for these devices is also presented. The module closes with a summary of benefits and some next steps for those interested in a more holistic ARM MCU offering that delivers flexibility in their hardware and software selection. This module will take approximately 15 minutes to complete.