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Atmel touches automotive with new Cortex-M0+ part

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Don Dingee

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With increasing use of touch in automotive center stack and other in-vehicle applications, Atmel is continuing to expand solutions for this application. Their new SAM DA1 MCU combines a capacitive touch controller with a 48 MHz ARM Cortex-M0+ core in an AEC Q100 Grade 2 qualified part.

The SAM DA1 family also has up to 64kB flash, up to six serial communication interfaces, USB, and I2S. The smallest version is a 32 pin, 5x5mm QFN package. General sampling is in April, pricing was unannounced.

Press release:

Atmel Launches Automotive Grade ARM Cortex-M0+-based MCUs With Capacitive Touch Hardware Support for HMI and LIN Applications
 
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I am wondering if Atmel will also look into integrating ISO 26262 functional safety onto SAM DA1 chips, a critical requirement in connected cars these days.
 
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