STM8L - Ultra low power 8-bit microcontrollers from STMicroelectronics
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STMicroelectronics has introduced its first ultra-low-power family based on the 8-bit STM8 core. Paving the way for a future complete ultra-low-power platform, the STM8L family combines high performance and ultra-low power consumption thanks to a new proprietary ultra-low-leakage process and optimized architecture. This family is declined in three different lines making the STM8L an optimal family to support many applications with special care on power savings. |
The STM8L family gives you the flexibility to upgrade to a higher or downgrade to a lower memory size or use a different package across lines without changing your initial layout or software.
STM8 16MHz CPU
- 4 to 32 Kbytes of embedded Flash, up to 2 Kbytes of SRAM
- Three lines: pin-to-pin, software and peripheral compatibility across lines
- Supply voltage: 1.8V to 3.6V (down to 1.65V at power down)
- Ultra-low-power modes: down to 350 nA
with SRAM and context retention
- Run mode dynamic consumption down to 150 µA/MHz
- State-of-the-art digital and analog peripherals
- Operating temperature range: -40 to +85°C or up to 125°C
- Free touch-sensing library
STM8L 3 different lines
The STM8L101 is the entry point of the ultra-low-power 8-bit portfolio. It is cost optimized and has high level of integration in an ultra-small footprint. The STM8L151 is the feature-rich 8-bit solution, and has more Flash, SRAM and peripherals on board, with external crystal/clock capability, more analog functions, a real-time clock and enhanced reset, EEPROM with true RWW, DMA, fast ADC and DAC. The STM8L152 has an additional segment LCD compared to the STM8L151.
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