Hi there
Whats the specs on this chip as I like the idea of
onboard flash memory and it's a member of the 68xxx
family so my existing development tools will work.
PS does it have a freindly TPU module !!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks Roy
--- scandle34 <andle@...> wrote:
> Motorola axed the '916Y3 that was in one client's
> prototype an
> another's beta-test stage sensor controller.
> Needless to say, the
> clients are unhappy.
>
> The applications require flash, tpu, adc and single
> chip mode. I
> seriously prefer TQFP since I hand solder the
> initial boards, but a
> socket and PBGA is survivable.
>
> The 68F375 looks ideal. The automotive selection
> guide admits it
> exists and is in production. However product cycle
> info is
> unavailable and of the 6 listed vendors, only Arrow
> admits it exists
> ($62 is OK in small quantity) but has no suggested
> lead times.
>
> Is anyone familiar with it, it's real status, any
> serious issued in
> moving from '916 to 683xx family, etc...?
>
> I plan to use the P&E Microsystems platform, as i am
> using it for
> the '916Y3...
>
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Re: [68300] Any info on 68F375?
2002-07-08 by Roy
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