MC68030RC40C - Motorola

Manufacturer Part Number

MC68030RC40C

Manufacturer

NXP Semiconductors

Introduction

The MC68030RC40C is a 32-bit embedded microprocessor from the M680x0 series designed by NXP Semiconductors, specializing in high-performance computing solutions.

Product Features and Performance

Core processor: 68030 with a clock speed of 40MHz

Single core with a 32-bit bus width

Operating temperature range from 0°C to 70°C

Voltage for I/O is 5.0V

Through-hole mounting type

Available interfaces include SCI and SPI

Packaged in a 128-BPGA enclosure, specifically, a 128-PGA measuring 34.55x34.55mm

Product Advantages

The 32-bit architecture enhances processing power and speed.

40MHz clock speed capable of managing moderate computational tasks efficiently.

Through-hole mounting provides sturdy and durable board connections.

Support for additional interfaces like SCI and SPI facilitates versatile peripheral connections.

Key Technical Parameters

Processor: 1 Core, 32-Bit

Speed: 40MHz

Voltage I/O: 5.0V

Operating Temperature: 0°C ~ 70°C

Package / Case: 128-BPGA

Supplier Device Package: 128-PGA (34.55x34.55)

Quality and Safety Features

The robust packaging and a stable operating temperature range ensure reliable performance under standard industrial operating conditions.

Compatibility

Compatible with applications demanding a 32-bit bus width and additional interface supports like SCI and SPI.

Application Areas

Ideal for embedded control systems, industrial automation, and legacy system maintenance where 32-bit processors are required.

Product Lifecycle

Product Status: Obsolete

Availability of replacements or upgrades should be addressed by checking newer series or consulting the manufacturer for recommended successor products.

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Highly reliable processor with 32-bit architecture for efficient data handling.

Practical clock speed of 40MHz adequate for managing multiple computations.

Extensive operating temperature range suitable for diverse environmental conditions.

Support for additional interfaces increases the unit's adaptability for various application requirements.

Obsolescence status necessitates the evaluation for long-term availability but can be ideal for specific legacy systems.