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Nations Technologies and SIAT release N32H785 MCU for humanoid joint motors

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Nations Technologies and SIAT have jointly released the N32H785, a dual-core microcontroller unit (MCU) designed for humanoid joint motors. This reference design boasts a rated torque of 20 N·m and a peak torque of 60 N·m, with a current loop frequency of 20 kHz. The release is targeted for September 23, 2026. AI

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Nations Technologies and SIAT release N32H785 MCU for humanoid joint motors

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  1. Pandaily TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Pandaily) ·

    Nations Technologies and SIAT Ship N32H785 Humanoid Joint-Motor MCU Reference

    Nations Technologies and SIAT released an N32H785 dual-core MCU joint-motor drive reference on September 23, 2026, citing 20 N·m rated / 60 N·m peak torque and a 20 kHz current loop.

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