Embedded Processors & Controllers

Common examples include Microchip's PIC and AVR microcontrollers, NXP's i.MX series, Texas Instruments' MSP430 microcontrollers, and Infineon's AURIX automotive MCUs. Texas Instruments DSPs (Digital Signal Processors) are also widely used embedded processors in signal processing and telecommunications applications.

The four main types of embedded systems are: (1) Stand-alone embedded systems that operate independently, (2) Real-time embedded systems that respond to inputs within strict time constraints, (3) Networked embedded systems connected via wired or wireless interfaces, and (4) Mobile embedded systems found in portable and handheld devices. Each type relies on specific processor and controller architectures.

ARM-based processors are the most widely used embedded processors globally, found in everything from smartphones to automotive ECUs. Microchip's PIC and AVR series, Texas Instruments MSP430, and NXP's Kinetis and LPC families are also among the most commonly deployed microcontrollers in commercial and industrial embedded system designs.

Yes. LEVEL SOLUTIONS provides embedded processors and microcontrollers in both commercial and Military-Specification (Mil-Spec) grades from manufacturers including Microchip Technology, Maxim, NXP Semiconductors, and Infineon. Mil-Spec components are available for defense, aerospace, and other high-reliability applications requiring elevated environmental and performance standards.

LEVEL SOLUTIONS carries embedded processors and controllers from leading manufacturers including Microchip Technology, Texas Instruments, Infineon, NXP Semiconductors, Maxim, and Analog Devices. The catalog spans CPUs, DSPs, Math Coprocessors, and Microcontrollers across all available package types to support diverse design requirements.

Millions of parts are available for immediate shipment from a local ESD compliant warehouse, ensuring components are handled and stored to prevent electrostatic discharge damage. Additional inventory from global sourcing networks provides access to billions more parts for larger orders or specialized requirements. Pricing and lead times are available on request.