Acroview, a leader in chip programming solutions, has released the latest version of its programming software and further expanded its supported chip portfolio. AP8000, the company’s flagship universal programming platform, now delivers full compatibility with G32A1085, an automotive‑grade general‑purpose microcontroller from Geehy Semiconductor.

Built on the Arm® Cortex®‑M0+ core, the G32A1085 runs at a maximum frequency of 64 MHz. Its ECC‑equipped memory subsystem includes 256 KB PFlash, 32 KB DFlash and 32 KB SRAM. As a cost‑effective solution tailored for body control, infotainment and auxiliary safety systems, the G32A1085 strikes an optimal balance among performance, power consumption and cost. It is widely deployed in ultrasonic radar, LED lighting, door‑window control, combination switches, seat control and other applications.

Product Features

System

• Arm® Cortex®‑M0+ core

• Maximum operating frequency: 64 MHz

• 5‑channel DMA controller

Memory

• 256 KB PFlash (with ECC)

• 32 KB DFlash (with ECC)

• 32 KB SRAM (with ECC)

Power and Power Management

• Operating voltage: 2.75 V ~ 5.5 V

• Power‑on / low‑voltage reset support

Timers

• 1 × 16‑bit advanced timer

• 3 × 16‑bit general‑purpose timers

• 3 × 16‑bit basic timers

• 1 × RTC module

Analog Peripherals

• 1 × 12‑bit ADC with 16 channels

I/Os

• Up to 55 GPIO pins

• All pins configurable for external interrupt vectors

Peripheral Interfaces

• 2 × USART (both LIN‑capable)

• 1 × SPI

• 1 × CAN (CAN FD‑compliant)

Security

• Built‑in CRC, WDT and clock monitoring modules

• Memory Protection Unit (MPU) for system‑level memory protection

• ECC protection for Flash and SRAM

• AES‑256 encryption engine and SHA‑256 cryptographic hash function

• True Random‑Number Generator (TRNG)

• 96‑bit unique device ID

Ecosystem

• AUTOSAR lightweight MCAL driver software

• Classic simplified SDK package

• Evaluation boards and SDK development kits

• Support for IDEs including Keil, IAR and Eclipse GCC

Packages

• LQFP‑48 / LQFP‑64; QFN‑32

Qualifications

• AEC‑Q100 Grade 1

• ISO 26262 ASIL‑B

Block Diagram

Acroview’s self‑developed AP8000 universal programmer serves as a benchmark professional programming solution in the industry. It supports flexible 1‑up and 8‑up configuration, and features both on‑board and offline operating modes. Custom‑programming solutions are developed specifically for storage devices such as eMMC and UFS. The platform covers both bare‑die offline programming and in‑system programming requirements for the full Geehy Semiconductor product lineup.

Adopting an innovative modular architecture consisting of host unit, base board and adapter socket, the AP8000 delivers outstanding compatibility and expandability. As a general‑purpose programming platform, it supports a broad range of programmable chips on the market. With stable and high‑throughput performance, it acts as the core component of Acroview’s IPS5800S automated high‑volume programming system, enabling efficient mass‑production chip programming.

The AP8000 host unit provides flexible connectivity with USB and Ethernet ports, supporting convenient multi‑programmer networking. Networked deployment allows synchronized control of multiple units for parallel programming operations.

For operational safety, the host integrates intelligent protective circuitry that continuously monitors chip seating and electrical connections. It triggers immediate power‑off protection upon detecting reversed chip insertion, short‑circuit and other fault conditions to safeguard both target chips and the programmer hardware. A high‑speed FPGA inside accelerates data transfer and processing to ensure smooth programming workflows.

An SD‑card slot on the rear panel enhances usability. Users store PC‑generated project files onto an SD card, insert the card into the unit, and select, load and execute programming via physical buttons without PC connection. This standalone operation reduces PC‑hardware dependencies, simplifies setup and improves overall operational flexibility.

In terms of expandability and compatibility, the modular combination of base board and adapter boards extends host‑unit capabilities. The AP8000 supports products from major semiconductor vendors including SK hynix, Micron, SanDisk, ASR and Kingston. Supported device types include NAND, NOR, MCU, CPLD, FPGA and eMMC. Multiple industry‑standard file formats are accepted, such as Intel Hex, Motorola S‑record, Binary and POF, delivering an all‑in‑one chip‑programming solution for diverse scenarios.

About Geehy Semiconductor

Geehy Semiconductor is an IC design enterprise focusing on industrial‑grade and automotive‑grade MCUs, high‑performance analog chips and system‑on‑chip products. Drawing on 20 years of IC‑design experience and embedded‑system expertise, Geehy delivers reliable core chips and solutions for precise sensing, secure data transmission and real‑time control. Its products empower applications across smart home appliances, high‑end consumer electronics, industrial control, automotive electronics, smart energy and communication infrastructure.

About Acroview

Acroview is a national‑level “Specialized, Refined, Differential and Innovative Little Giant” enterprise engaged in R&D, manufacturing and sales of semiconductor test and programming equipment. Driven by innovative semiconductor‑test technologies and solutions, Acroview serves customers across the whole semiconductor industry chain including Fabless houses, IDMs, OSATs, wafer fabs and end‑equipment manufacturers.

Acroview’s proprietary Auto Burn‑In (ABI) system greatly improves chip burn‑in test efficiency and reduces per‑device test costs. The company provides equipment and solutions covering PSV, CP, FT, ABI, SLT and programming stages. It combines technological leadership, system‑level expertise, and a globally distributed R&D and sales‑service network to help customers gain competitive advantages in the marketplace.