Naxin Micro targets the new energy vehicle market and launches real-time control MCU

Nashin Microelectronics is seeking new growth opportunities, especially in the field of new energy vehicles. Faced with fierce competition, the company decided to enter the MCU market and has positioned its first product as a replacement for Texas Instruments' (TI) C2000 series. The C2000 series has long been widely used in various markets, including motor control, digital power management, and automotive electronics, due to its low latency and real-time control capabilities. Nashin Microelectronics' new product is called the NS800RT series, which uses the ARM Cortex-M7 core and has a built-in self-developed eMath math acceleration core, designed to provide faster computing speeds and higher performance.