Manufacturer Part Number
MCIMX6DP5EYM1AA
Manufacturer
nxp-semiconductors
Introduction
The MCIMX6DP5EYM1AA from NXP Semiconductors is a dual-core ARM® Cortex®-A9 based microprocessor that is optimized for high-performance multimedia applications.
Product Features and Performance
Dual-core ARM® Cortex®-A9 processor
Clock speed of 1.0GHz
Supports multiple memory controllers including LPDDR2, DDR3L, DDR3
Integrated multimedia co-processors and NEON™ SIMD for enhanced multimedia processing
Advanced graphics acceleration with HDMI, LCD, LVDS support
High-speed connectivity interfaces including SATA 3Gbps and Gigabit Ethernet
Multiple USB interfaces including USB 2.0 + PHY and USB OTG + PHY
Security features include ARM TZ, A-HAB, CAAM, CSU, SJC, SNVS
Product Advantages
High integration for reduced system complexity and cost
Enhanced multimedia and graphic processing capabilities
Robust connectivity options to cater to various application needs
Strong security features ensure system integrity and data protection
Key Technical Parameters
Cores: 2 Core
Bus Width: 32-Bit
Speed: 1.0GHz
Operating Temperature: -20°C ~ 105°C
Package: 624-LFBGA, FCBGA
Voltage I/O: 1.8V, 2.5V, 2.8V, 3.3V
Quality and Safety Features
Integrated security features ensuring secure data handling and operation
Compatibility
Compatible with various industry-standard interfaces and protocols
Application Areas
Multimedia and graphics intensive applications
High-performance industrial computing
Advanced secure computing applications
Consumer electronics
Product Lifecycle
Active product status
No indication of discontinuation, ensuring availability for future projects and designs
Reasons to Choose This Product
Powerful dual-core processing capability for demanding applications
Comprehensive graphics, display, and multimedia support
Wide array of connectivity and interface options
Robust security features tailored for secure applications
Reliable performance assured by extended operating temperature range and quality build
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