TMS320DM6437ZWT4 Overview

It is a kind of electronic component available in the 361-LFBGA package.It has a packaging style of Tray.In addition to meeting a wide range of requirements, it is a member of Fixed Point.The mounting is carried out in the direction of Surface Mount.It is essential that 0°C~90°C TJ is kept at a temperature that ensures proper operation of the machine.This refers to the analog voltage range that can be input or output from 1.8V 3.3V.This digital signal processor is included into the TMS320DM643x, DaVinci? series.The uses of this product can be terminated with 361.1.8V is the supply voltage.361 component pins are present.Its configuration includes 361 pins.There are a number of related parts that can be identified using the base part number 320DM6437.It is specifically designed to operate with the frequency of 400MHz.As a mounting method, it uses Surface Mount.As a result of its specific characteristics, this device can be classified under the Digital Signal Processors subcategory.The minimum voltage supplied to this device is as low as 1V.3.63V is the maximum voltage that can be supplied to this device.This device is powered by a voltage of 1.05V.Data format and transmission speed can be configured for asynchronous serial communication on 2 UART channels.This electronic part can provide more features for ALSO REQUIRES 3.3V SUPPLY.TMS320 architecture is used for this processor core.A 111 I/O interface is present on the device.DDR2, FLASH, NAND, SDRAM, SRAM is its memory type.In industrial environments, 5 timers are programmed to provide accurate feedback.This device stores 32 information.

TMS320DM6437ZWT4 Features

Supplied in the 361-LFBGA package
Operating supply voltage of 1.05V
111 I/Os

TMS320DM6437ZWT4 Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments TMS320DM6437ZWT4 DSP applications.

• Smart camera
• Radio detection and rangin systems
• Biomedical engineering
• Automobiles
• Automobile electronic gadgets
• Computer vision technology
• Instrument modeling
• Audio compression
• Spectral density estimation
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