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NEC Electronics is one of the leading suppliers of electronic components to white goods manufacturers. Because of the high voltages involved in white goods appliances protection against voltage spikes is of paramount importance. Electronic components must continue to function properly when exposed to high voltage spikes to ensure that high power motors continue to operate within safety parameters.
NEC Electronics' microcontrollers deliver excellent immunity to voltage spikes, which is why many leading white goods manufacturers have developed successful products in partnership with us.
Click on one of the applications above to see details on suitable devices or browse through our featured products below.
A wide range of general purpose 8-bit microcontrollers are available ideal for system control and user interfaces. Choose from 40 flagship K_SERIES devices and nearly 200 other general purpose 8-bit devices. (click here for more info)
Ranging from 30-pins to 64-pins and running at 20 MHz these microcontrollers are popular for low end and mid range white goods products. They deliver high performance in cost effective packages. . The 71x series has enough performance to effectively replace most low-end and mid range 16-bit microcontrollers at much lower costs. (click here for more info)
The 32-bit V850ES/IK1 motor ASSP utilises a 32-bit RISC CPU with DSP features. Running at 32 MHz and delivering up to 64 KB of single voltage Flash memory this device suits most mid range white goods products that require dedicated inverter control. (click here for more info)
These high end inverter control ASSPs deliver 64 MHz of processing power from the V850 RISC CPU. More memory and more timers make this series ideal for complex inverter control in high end industrial white goods. (click here for more info)