SAK-XC2321D-20F66V AA

SAK-XC2321D-20F66V AA

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SAK-XC2321D-20F66V AA
SAK-XC2321D-20F66V AA


Product details

  • A/D Input Lines (incl. FADC)
    10
  • Additional Features
    no comment
  • Budgetary Price €/1k
    4.75
  • CAN Nodes
    2
  • Digital I/O Pins
    33
  • DMA Channels
    8
  • DSP Functionality
    Yes
  • EEPROM Emulation
    Yes
  • External Bus Interface
    Yes
  • Fast Flash Programming
    Yes
  • Floating Point Unit
    No
  • I/O Operation Voltages
    5 V, 3.3 V
  • Instruction Width ([bits])
    16/32
  • Number of ADC Modules
    1
  • On-chip Clock Generation
    Yes
  • On-chip Voltage Regulator
    Yes
  • Oscillator Watchdog
    Yes
  • Power Mode
    2
  • Program Memory
    160 KByte
  • Qualification
    Automotive
  • Real Time Clock
    Yes
  • Serial I/O Interfaces
    4
  • SRAM (incl. Cache)
    12 KByte
  • Temperature
    -40 to 125°C
  • Timed I/O Pins (PWM, CAPCOM)
    24
  • Timer/Counter
    13
  • Touch/LED Matrix Control
    No
  • Type of Memory
    Flash
  • Type of Serial I/O Interfaces
    CAN, LIN, I²S, I²C, SPI, UART
  • Watchdog Timer
    Yes

OPN
Product Status
Infineon Package
Package Name
Packing Size
Packing Type
Moisture Level
Moisture Packing
Lead-free
Halogen Free
RoHS Compliant
The XC2300D series, with the XC233xD (LQFP-64) and XC232xD (VQFN-48) derivatives, further enlarges the XC2300 microcontroller family in the low-end. With a maximum memory size of 160kB Flash and up to 12kB RAM, the microcontrollers of this series are well suited for low-end cost-sensitive safety applicationss like low-end Airbag or Belt Pretensioner applications.

Features

  • Package: PG-VQFN-48
  • CAN Nodes: 2
  • Program Memory: 160.0 KByte
  • FlexRay™: no
  • Type of Serial I/O Interfaces: SPI, LIN, UART, IIC or IIS

Benefits

  • Low-end Airbag
  • Belt-Pretensioner

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