Hybrid Microcontrollers (MCUs)

As embedded systems become more complex, designers need greater processing power and enhanced flexibility to handle larger volumes of data, support higher-display resolutions and manage multitasking. Hybrid microcontrollers (MCUs) fill the gap between traditional MCUs and multicore microprocessors (MPUs) to unleash higher performance, expand memory and storage and future-proof designs while consuming low power.

Microchip offers hybrid MCUs as Systems-on-Chips (SoCs), Systems in Packages (SiPs) with embedded DRAM and Systems on Modules (SOMs). They are supported by our MPLAB^® X IDE and MPLAB Harmony development environments to enable development for RTOS and bare-metal software, Linux^® OS and Microchip mainline distributions. 

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