RX65N MCUs gets Amazon FreeRTOS qualification
The qualification will make the creation of secure, end-to-end IoT cloud designs for sensor-based endpoint devices simpler. To help make the design process even easier, Renesas has introduced the RX65N Renesas Starter Kit, which includes a RX65N MCU with 2MB code flash memory, an LCD display module, on-chip debugging emulator, and e2 studio IDE. The kit allows the editting and debugging of sample software qualified to run Amazon FreeRTOS on the RX65N MCU. Once connected to the cloud, IoT endpoint device applications can take advantage of all of the cloud’s capabilities or continue processing data locally with AWS IoT Greengrass.
The dual bank flash on RX65N MCUs enables both BGO (Back Ground Operation) and the SWAP function, making it easier execute in-the-field firmware updates more securely and reliably. The RX65N MCUs also include Trusted Secure IP as part of their built-in hardware security engine. The Trusted Secure IP driver uses strong encryption key management with hardware accelerators–AES, 3DES, SHA, RSA, and True Random Number Generator, as well as a protected boot code flash area.
More information
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/freertos/latest/userguide/getting_started_renesas.html
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