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HOLTEK New HT67F2567 Ultra-Low Power A/D MCU with EPD & EEPROM

Published: Feb 11,2019

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Holtek announces the release of its new ultra-low power consumption Flash MCU, the HT67F2567, which includes the electronic paper display, EPD, driver. The device provides an excellent solution for products which require an RTC to be always on but which demand ultra-low standby current, such as battery powered consumer products which need to extend the battery life.

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The device includes a low-power RTC oscillator whose standby current can be as low as 150nA (typical value) when the watchdog and Time Base are enabled at a voltage of 3V. The RTC oscillation accuracy can be adjusted using externally connected capacitors, making the device suitable for various power saving timing products. With regards to the main system resources, the device includes 16K words of Flash Program Memory, 2304 bytes of Data Memory and 128 bytes of True EEPROM Memory.

The integrated A/D Converter can accurately measure analog voltages and other analog signals. The device also includes a 12V booster circuit allowing the EPD function to drive red/black/white electronic paper display applications, and supports up to 64 segments of electronic paper display. The device provides several multifunctional Timer Modules, an independent SPI interface as well as a communication module, which includes UART, I2C and SPI interfaces. These interfaces offer a high level of flexibility for communication with external devices. The device's IAP online program update function provides a convenient method for the user to upgrade their product’s program.

As for packaging, the device is supplied in both 100-pin LQFP and Gold Bump Dice package types. An OCDS EV chip, named the HT67V2567, is provided for emulation purposes, offering convenience and flexibility for product development and debugging.

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