IAR Systems fully supports Renesas RZ/T2 & RZ/N2 series MPUs

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IAR Systems, a supplier of software and services for embedded development, has said that the latest version of its development toolchain IAR Embedded Workbench for Arm v. 9.30, now fully supports the Renesas’ RZ/T2 and RZ/N2 series, based on the Arm Cortex-R52.

IAR Systems is currently the only toolchain vendor to offer development tools for the entire Renesas MCU/MPU line-up for industrial solutions.

As the requirements for industrial applications become more complex every year, and their performance requirements are set higher, customers need a development tool that is able to maximise the functionality of their chosen MCU/MPU without affecting the efficiency of their development workflow.

IAR Embedded Workbench for Arm has been developed to help customers use Renesas' industrial solutions.  These solutions deliver fast and exact motor control capabilities and the latest industrial Ethernet on a single chip helping engineers develop real-time applications such as high-performance precision servo motors.

The comprehensive debugging capabilities of IAR’s solution, including multi-core debugging, enable rapid development of application software for dual Arm Cortex-R52-based RZ/T2M, the first RZ/T2 series product.

In addition, IAR Systems offers a functional safety edition certified by TÜV SÜD, meeting IEC 61508 requirements. Using this edition, Renesas is looking to release the RZ/T2M later this year and the RZ/N2L, which was announced in August this year, in 2023 for functional safety solutions such as "Certified Self-Test Software" for self-fault diagnosis and "SIL3 System Software Kit," including mandatory cross-diagnosis for redundant microcontroller configurations.

In addition, IAR's integrated static code analysis tools comply with coding standards such as MISRA-C and CERT, which are essential for modern FS development in terms of IEC61508 and other security standards.

The RZ/T2M and RZ/N2L are equipped with EtherCAT slave controllers, and TSN-compliant 3-port Gigabit Ethernet switches to meet the growing demand for industrial networking.