The Cortus Lotus 1 is a versatile microcontroller built upon a RISC-V architecture, offering an economical solution for a variety of mass-market applications, such as home appliances and consumer electronics. It features a 32-bit RISC-V RV32IMAFC CPU that operates at a frequency of up to 40 MHz, ensuring efficient performance.
This chip includes 24 KBytes of RAM and 256 KBytes of single-cycle Flash memory, which supports the execution of complex applications. It is designed with hardware capabilities for floating point and integer operations, improving the overall processing of diverse tasks. Six independent, prescaled 16-bit timers with PWM control make the device ideal for motor control operations.
The Lotus 1 supports numerous applications, including advanced motor control, battery-powered devices, and sensor interfaces, demonstrating its adaptability in embedded controls and personal electronics. It is also equipped with several communication interfaces, such as SPI, TWI, and UART, enhancing its versatility for developers.
