TMS320C6412AGNZ6 Overview

This is an electronic component with a 548-BBGA, FCBGA package.Packaging is provided in the form of Tray.The fact that it belongs to the Fixed Point family means that it can be applied to a wide range of applications.The machine is mounted in the way of Surface Mount in order to facilitate its operation.It is recommended that the device operate at a temperature of 0°C~90°C TC to ensure its normal operation.This refers to the analog voltage range that can be input or output from 3.30V.TMS320C6410/12/13/18 series digital signal processors contain this digital signal processor.The terminations for its uses are 548.The supply voltage is 1.4V.Pins are present on the 548 component.This configuration contains 548 pins.Several related parts can be identified using its base part number, 320C6412.The device operates at the frequency of 600MHz in accordance with a specific design.The mounting method of the device is Surface Mount.The device can be classified under the subcategory Digital Signal Processors based on its specific characteristics.In this device, the minimum voltage is 1.36V.There is a maximum voltage supply of 3.46V to this device.It operates with the supply voltage of 1.4V.A 1.43.3V electric power source is used to power it.Electronic parts can also add more features to ALSO REQUIRES 3.3V SUPPLY.The device is equipped with 16 I/Os.As far as memory type is concerned, it uses SDRAM, SRAM.Industrial environments utili3e 3 timers for accurate feedback and event activation.Interrupts caused by an external source cause 4 interrupts.Using 64 DMA channels, data can be transferred without overloading the CPU.

TMS320C6412AGNZ6 Features

Supplied in the 548-BBGA, FCBGA package
Operating supply voltage of 1.4V
16 I/Os
4 external interrupts

TMS320C6412AGNZ6 Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments TMS320C6412AGNZ6 DSP applications.

• Vehicle electronics
• Smart camera
• Consumer electronic gadgets
• Image compression
• Sonar
• Tomography technology
• Financial signals
• Seismology
• Geophysical processing
• Receivers