Kolibri Microelectronics has completed the development of Bixanit industrial automation devices. The new hardware line integrates microchips produced by Mikron, a resident of the Technopolis Moscow special economic zone and part of the Element group.
The Bixanit ATD1-R series utilizes the MIK32 Amur microcontroller, which features a RISC-V architecture core. Additionally, the devices incorporate the K5361BB1T transceiver, designed to support data transmission via the RS-485 protocol at speeds reaching 10,000 Kbit/s.
Both microchips are included in the Unified Register of Russian Radio-Electronic Products as level 1 components. This status allows manufacturers to achieve maximum localization scores for their final equipment, ensuring stable supply chains and reduced import dependency.
The Bixanit product range is designed for diverse industrial sectors, including energy, metallurgy, agriculture, transport, and chemical processing. The devices manage discrete and analog signal input and output, supporting complex control systems across various production environments.
