Evaluate Bluetooth® LE connectivity and deterministic motor control together on an IC for connected motion systems. Our PIC32 BZ microcontroller (MCU) series integrates wireless communication and motor control in a single MCU, which simplifies design while maintaining real time performance.
Reduce Bill of Materials (BoM), firmware partitioning and debug time compared to two-chip designs.
Motor‑control loops run deterministically even while wireless communication is active.
Bluetooth LE enables setup, monitoring and field updates without external gateways
A single Microchip tool chain supports configuration, control and connectivity from bring-up through production.
A shared architecture enables real-time motor control and active wireless communication to operate together without compromising on performance.
Watch as we demonstrate single-chip motor control and connectivity. This demo video shows a PIC32 BZ6 based system controlling a brushless DC (BLDC) motor while Bluetooth LE is actively used for commissioning and control. Motor operation continues as wireless communication remains active, which demonstrates coexistence on a single, wireless motor control MCU.
Optimized for closed‑loop control, quiet operation and always‑on connectivity; applications include:
Simple drive requirements with integrated peripherals for rapid bring‑up; applications include:
Deterministic timing and precise control for repeatable positioning; applications include:
Responsive control loops that coexist with continuous wireless monitoring and tuning; applications include:
Start, stop or reverse a 360° servo motor over Bluetooth via a smartphone app.
Start, stop or adjust the speed of a brushed DC motor via a smartphone app.
PIC32 BZ is a scalable series of MCUs that support real, motor-driven products from prototype through production and service.
What are the key features to look for in motor control ICs with integrated wireless connectivity?
Look for devices that combine motor-control peripherals such as Pulse-Width Modulation (PWM), Analog-to-Digital Converters (ADCs) and encoder interfaces with built-in wireless connectivity like Bluetooth LE or 802.15.4.
How do motor control ICs with wireless connectivity improve system efficiency in industrial applications?
By combining motor control and wireless communication in a single microcontroller, integrated solutions can reduce hardware complexity, PCB footprint and development effort. Wireless connectivity also enables remote monitoring, diagnostics and maintenance, helping improve system uptime and operational efficiency.
Where can I find data sheets and design resources for motor control ICs with built-in wireless connectivity?
Selected resources are available on this overview page to help you evaluate our integrated wireless and motor control solutions. For complete documentation, software and development tools, visit the individual product pages listed below.
Each product page includes access to:
The PIC32 BZ6 family includes the following SoCs and modules:
Our PIC32 BZ2 and PIC32 BZ3 MCU families also support Bluetooth LE motor control.
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