SM32C6711DGDPI20EP Overview

It is a type of electronic component available in package 272-BBGA.There is a packaging method of Tray provided with it.The Floating Point family provides a wide range of applications.The machine is mounted in the way of Surface Mount in order to facilitate its operation.By operating the device at the temperature of -40°C~85°C TC, a normal operation is ensured.In analog circuits, the analog voltage range 3.30V represents the voltage range that is available for input or output.The TMS320C67x series incorporates this digital signal processor.For its use, it has 272 terminations.The supply voltage is 1.2V.272 components have pins.The configuration of the device includes 272 pins.Many related parts can be identified by using the 32C6711 part number as a base.This device is designed specifically to operate at frequency 200MHz.Mounting is accomplished using Surface Mount.This device can be classified into the subcategory Digital Signal Processors based on its specific characteristics.Devices like this can be powered with as little as 1.14V volts.A maximum voltage of 3.47V can be provided to this device.It operates with the supply voltage of 1.2V.It can store 64kB data in its memory.1.23.3V electric power supplies the facility.Electronic parts can also add more features to ALSO REQUIRES 3.3V SUPPLY.There are 5 I/Os on the device.It uses SDRAM, SRAM as its memory type.There are 2 timers programmed to provide accurate feedback and event activation in industrial environments.4 interrupts are caused by external sources.Data is transferred using 16 DMA channels without overloading the CPU.

SM32C6711DGDPI20EP Features

Supplied in the 272-BBGA package
Operating supply voltage of 1.2V
5 I/Os
4 external interrupts

SM32C6711DGDPI20EP Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments SM32C6711DGDPI20EP DSP applications.

• Image signal processing
• Seismology
• Audio synthesis
• Speech signal processing
• Control systems
• Automobiles
• Smart phones
• Monitoring equipment
• Fourier transform
• Financial signals