NUC980DK63YC is a 32-bit industrial-grade microprocessor launched by Nuvoton, with its core positioning targeting industrial automation and Internet of Things (IoT) control scenarios. 🧠 Core Hardware Specifications Equipped with an ARM926EJ-S core, with a maximum operating frequency of 300MHz, and built-in 16KB instruction cache and 16KB data cache. Official Website. Packaged in LQFP-128 (14x14), with 64MB DDR-II memory stacked in the same package, significantly reducing PCB size and electromagnetic interference. Built-in 16KB SRAM and 64KB factory-fused Boot ROM, supporting multi-source boot guidance. 🔌 Rich Peripheral Interfaces Integrated with 10 groups of UART, 4 groups of CAN 2.0B, and 2 channels of 10/100Mbps Ethernet MAC, meeting the communication needs of multi-device networking. Official Website. Equipped with 8 groups of USB Host (including 2 groups of high-speed USB 2.0 Host/Device + 6 groups of USB 1.1 full-speed hosts), supporting storage interfaces such as SDIO/eMMC, NAND Flash, and QSPI NAND. Supports up to 2 groups of CCIR 656/601 video inputs, capable of connecting up to a 3M pixel camera, adapting to display and visual acquisition scenarios. Official Website. 🛡️ Industrial-Grade Features and Security Capabilities Operating temperature covers -40℃ to 85℃, complying with industrial-grade wide-temperature operation standards, adapting to harsh field environments. Built-in AES, ECC, SHA, and TRNG hardware encryption modules, supporting secure boot to ensure the security of industrial data transmission and storage. Integrated with functions such as undervoltage detection, power-on reset, and window watchdog, enhancing the long-term operational stability of the system. 📱 Typical Application Scenarios Industrial automation control equipment, IoT gateways, and human-machine interaction display terminals. Embedded Linux development platforms, supporting external SPI Flash, SD cards, and other media to build complete system images. Multi-serial port networking servers, industrial visual acquisition nodes, and other embedded solutions requiring multi-peripheral expansion.