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Acroview, the leader in chip programming, has announced an expansion of its compatible chip model range alongside the release of its latest programming software. Among the updates, its universal programming platform AP8000 has fully adapted to Cmsemicon's high-end motor control dedicated chip CMS32M6536EGE32NA, providing efficient and reliable professional programming support for relevant customers.

The CMS32M6536EGE32NA is a high-end motor control dedicated chip launched by Cmsemicon, based on the ARM-Cortex M0+ core. It features a main frequency of up to 64MHz; an operating voltage of 1.8V to 5.5V; 64KB Flash Memory, 8KB SRAM, and 1KB Data Flash; up to 23 GPIOs; 6-channel enhanced PWM capable of outputting complementary PWM with adjustable dead-time; a built-in 12-bit high-speed ADC with a sampling rate of 1.2Msps; built-in 2-channel analog comparator and 3-channel programmable gain amplifier with adjustable gain; two 32-bit general-purpose timers; four 16-bit general-purpose timers; communication interfaces include 1 UART, 1 SPI, and 1 I2C; industrial-grade standard design, operable from -40℃ to 105℃; provides IEC607307 safety certification library to assist customers in easily passing Class B certification; available in SOP16, TSSOP16, SSOP24, QFN24, LQFP32, QFN32, and QFN40 packages.

Features

• Ultra-low power operating environment

-- Power supply voltage range: 1.8V to 5.5V

-- Temperature range: -40℃ to 105℃

-- Low power modes: Sleep mode, Deep Sleep mode

-- Operating power consumption: 70uA/MHz@64MHz

-- Deep sleep mode power consumption: 80uA

-- Partial power-down deep sleep mode power consumption: 10uA

• Core

-- ARM® 32-bit Cortex®-M0+ CPU

-- Operating frequency: 15KHz~64MHz

• 32-bit hardware division and square root unit (DIVSQRT)

-- Supports signed/unsigned division operations

• Memory

-- 64KB Flash memory, shared by program and data storage

-- 1KB dedicated data Flash memory

-- 8KB SRAM memory

• Power and reset management

-- Built-in power-on reset (POR) circuit

-- Built-in low voltage detection (LVD) circuit (threshold voltage adjustable)

• Clock management

-- Built-in high-speed oscillator, accuracy (±1%), provides 2MHz~64MHz system clock and peripheral module operating clock

-- Built-in 15KHz low-speed oscillator

• Capture/Compare/PWM module (CCP0/1)

-- Supports 4-channel simultaneous capture, connectable to Hall sensor interface

• Enhanced PWM (EPWM)

-- 6 channels

-- Supports independent/complementary/synchronous/group output modes

-- Supports edge-aligned and center-aligned modes

-- Supports single/continuous load update modes

-- Supports dead-time insertion for complementary mode

-- Supports masking and mask presetting

-- Supports Hall sensor interface

-- Supports hardware braking and recovery functions

• Serial Wire Debugger (SWD)

• GPIO

-- Up to 23 GPIOs, supporting digital function assignment

-- Most GPIOs support pull-up/pull-down resistor functions

• Rich timer resources

-- 16-bit timers: 4 channels

-- 12-bit interval timer: 1 channel

-- Watchdog timer (WDT): 1 channel

-- 32/16-bit general-purpose timers: 2 channels

-- SysTick timer: 1 channel

• Rich flexible interfaces

-- UART: 1 channel

-- SSP/SPI: 1 channel (supports 4~16bit)

-- Standard I2C: 1 channel

• High-precision 12-bit ADC

-- Up to 23 analog channels

-- Each conversion channel has an independent result register

-- Supports single/continuous mode

-- 1 conversion result comparator, can generate interrupts

-- Reference voltage options: VDD/4.2V/3.6V

• Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC)

-- Analog input voltage reference options: VDD/4.2V/3.6V

-- Output voltage multiple levels selectable

• Programmable Gain Amplifier (PGA0/1/2)

-- Multiple selectable positive input terminals

-- Internal gain selectable: 1~15 times

-- Supports pseudo-differential structure, feedback ground selectable from external port access

-- Output mode selectable

• Analog Comparator (ACMP0/1)

-- Multiple selectable positive input terminals

-- Negative terminal selectable from port input or internal reference voltage

-- Supports hysteresis voltage selection: 10mV/20mV/60mV

-- Supports comparator output triggering EPWM brake

• Safety features

-- Compliant with IEC/UL60730 related standards

-- Error reporting on abnormal memory space access

-- Supports hardware CRC check

-- Supports important SFR protection to prevent misoperation

-- 128-bit unique ID

Product Structure Block Diagram

The AP8000 universal programmer, independently developed by Acroview Technology, has become a benchmark professional programming solution in the industry. The device supports flexible and adjustable one-to-one and one-to-eight configuration modes, and provides online and offline dual working modes. It has developed dedicated programming solutions for storage chips such as eMMC and UFS, and can fully cover the bare-chip offline programming and on-board programming needs of all Cmsemicon series chips. The AP8000 adopts an innovative modular design of three core modules: main unit, baseboard, and adapter, endowing the device with excellent compatibility and expandability. As a universal programming platform, it can not only adapt to various programmable chips on the market but also serves as a core component of Acroview's automated batch programming equipment IPS5800S with stable and efficient performance, capable of handling large-scale chip programming tasks to meet mass production needs.

The AP8000 main unit features flexible connectivity options, equipped with both USB and NET interfaces, enabling convenient networking of multiple programmers. Through networking capabilities, users can easily achieve synchronized control of multiple programmers and efficiently carry out parallel programming operations. In terms of safety, the main unit has a built-in intelligent safety protection circuit that can monitor chip placement status and circuit connections in real-time. Once abnormalities such as reverse chip insertion or short circuits are detected, it will immediately trigger the power-off protection mechanism, comprehensively safeguarding the safe operation of chips and programmers. The main unit is equipped with a high-speed FPGA chip, significantly improving data transmission and processing efficiency, ensuring a smooth and efficient programming process. To enhance ease of use, an SD card slot is provided on the back of the main unit. Users only need to save the project file generated on the PC to an SD card and insert it into the slot to complete file selection, loading, and programming operations through the programmer's physical buttons, achieving independent operation without a PC. This design not only reduces dependence on computer hardware configuration but also simplifies the working environment setup process, significantly improving operational flexibility.

In terms of expandability and compatibility, the AP8000 adopts a modular combination design of baseboard and adapter board, effectively expanding the functional boundaries of the main unit. Currently, the device supports products from all major semiconductor manufacturers, covering well-known brands such as HAAWKING, XHSC, ZHIXIN, SAMSUNG, and KIOXIA. Its wide range of supported device types includes NAND, NOR, MCU, CPLD, FPGA, EMMC, etc., and it is fully compatible with various industry-standard file formats such as Intel Hex, Motorola S, Binary, and POF, providing users with a one-stop, full-scenario chip programming solution.

Company Introduction

About Cmsemicon: Founded in 2001, Cmsemicon focuses on the R&D, design, and sales of analog-mixed signal chips and analog chips. Its main products include home appliance control chips, consumer electronics chips, motor and battery chips, sensor signal processing chips, and power devices, widely used in home appliances, consumer electronics, motor batteries, medical health, industrial control, automotive electronics, and the Internet of Things. Currently, it has completed a chip development platform centered on MCUs, achieving structured and modular chip development. It possesses design capabilities for 8-bit and 32-bit MCUs, high-precision analog, power drivers, power devices, wireless RF, and underlying algorithms, enabling rapid responses to different market segments.

About Acroview: Acroview is a national-level "Little Giant" company specializing in the R&D, production, and sales of semiconductor chip testing and programming equipment. The company is committed to empowering the entire industrial chain, including Fabless, IDM, OSAT, wafer fabs, and end-equipment companies, through innovative semiconductor testing technologies and solutions. Acroview's pioneering fully automated burn-in test ABI system greatly enhances customers' chip burn-in testing efficiency and reduces per-DUT testing costs. It also provides equipment products and solutions for various stages including P/SV, CP, FT, ABI, SLT, and programming. The company perfectly integrates its leading product technology advantages, system-level expertise, and globally distributed R&D and sales service networks to create value for customers in achieving a competitive edge in the market.