Our multi-chip LIN System-in-Package (SiP) is designed for LIN-bus node applications which demand high levels of integration with lower costs, all within a complete system solution.
Designing a low-cost LIN based touch system just got much easier. Our LIN System-in-Package (SiP) solutions combine the performance and energy efficiency of an Arm Cortex-M0+ processor with an optimized architecture and peripheral set with the feature-rich LIN System Basis Chips (SBC).
The SAM HA1 series builds on decades of innovation and experience in automotive embedded Flash microcontroller technology and a strong LIN SBC portfolio by combining the performance and energy efficiency of an Arm Cortex-M0+ based MCU with an optimized architecture and peripheral set and a feature-rich LIN SBCs. The provided one-chip LIN solutions offer highly flexible small-footprint devices for various LIN applications. They offer a highly flexible hardware touch controller enabling the implementation of buttons, sliders and wheels.
The SAM HA0 series builds on decades of innovation and experience in automotive embedded Flash microcontroller technology and a strong LIN SBC portfolio. It combines the performance and energy efficiency of an Arm Cortex-M0+ based MCU with an optimized architecture and peripheral set and a feature-rich LIN SBC. These one-chip LIN solutions offer highly flexible small-footprint devices for a variety of LIN applications.
The ATA661x series builds on our high-performance 8-bit AVR RISC-based automotive microcontrollers and strong LIN SBC portfolio. These devices combine the performance and energy efficiency of an AVR MCU with an optimized architecture approaching 1 MIPS per MHz and peripheral set plus a feature-rich LIN SBC. These one-chip LIN solutions are highly flexible small-footprint devices for a variety of 5V LIN applications.
Some SiPs have all pins of the LIN-SBC and the microcontroller bonded out to provide the same flexibility for their applications as when using discrete parts. Others have internal connections to provide more features in a small package.
One of Microchip Technology’s key design partners, IHR GmbH, has developed LIN-compliant drivers for Microchip’s PIC16F, PIC18F and PIC24F families of microcontrollers.
IHR is one of the leading manufacturers of diagnosis and emulation tools, as well as gateways for the automotive industry. IHR GmbH is also an associated member of the LIN consortium and has been performing LIN conformance tests for LIN 1.3, LIN 2.0 and LIN 2.1 test specifications.
To further aid the user in configuring the driver for their end application, IHR has developed a LIN Configuration Tool. This tool helps automate the process of generating LIN-compliant code which contains bus configuration information, node information and signal data using the LIN Description File (LDF).
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AN891 - Interrupt-based PIC18 Master LIN Driver in C for Enhanced USART | Download |
AN239 - Bit Banged LIN Slave Node for PIC16 & PIC18 | Download |
AN235 - Implementing a LIN Master Node Driver on a PIC18 Microcontroller with USART | Download |
AN1075 - Migrating Designs from MCP201 to MCP2021-500 | Download |
AN864 - Implementing a LIN Slave Node on a PIC18F1320 | Download |
AN729 - LIN Protocol Implementation Using PICmicro® MCUs | Download |
Overview of the LIN Driver Configuration Tool for PIC Microcontrollers
Overview of the LIN Driver Configuration Tool for PIC Microcontrollers
The 5V CAN-LIN Starter Kit features the dsPIC33 “EV” family of 70 MIPS processors with interfaces like CAN, LIN and SENT for automotive and industrial applications. This Starter Kit has everything you need to start developing your next 5V application: small size, low cost, and built-in programmer/debugger with easy connection to CAN, LIN and SENT communications.
Overview of Microchip LIN products, tools and collateral.