TMS320VC5509APGE Overview

In electronic terms, it is a type of component that comes in the package of type 144-LQFP .Tray is the packaging method provided.The Fixed Point family provides a wide range of applications.The mounting of the device is done in the direction of Surface Mount.It is recommended that the device operate at a temperature of -40°C~85°C TC to ensure its normal operation.The digital voltage range of 3.00V 3.30V refers to the voltage that can be input or output.There are several digital signal processors in the TMS320C55x series, including this one.For its use, it has 144 terminations.It works with a voltage of 1.6V as a supply voltage.The 144 component has pins.In its configuration, 144 pins can be found.It is possible to identify numerous related parts using the base part number 320VC5509.Specifically, the device is designed to operate at a frequency of 200MHz.The mounting method of the device is Surface Mount.This device falls into the subcategory of Digital Signal Processors based on its specific characteristics.In order to power this device, a voltage as low as 1.55V needs to be supplied.It is capable of receiving a maximum voltage of 1.65V.Its memory can store 64kB data.There is a possibility to configure data formats and transmission speeds for 0 UART channels configured for asynchronous serial communication.A TMS320-architecture processor core is used here.Device features 7 I/Os.It uses EPROM, ROM, SDRAM, SRAM as its memory type.It is possible to program 3 timers in industrial environments to provide accurate feedback and trigger events.An external source is causing 5 interrupts.The device stores 32 pieces of information.The device has 1 A/D converters.

TMS320VC5509APGE Features

Supplied in the 144-LQFP package
7 I/Os
5 external interrupts

TMS320VC5509APGE Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments TMS320VC5509APGE DSP applications.

• Compression of videos
• Vehicle electronics
• Digital hardware
• Audio synthesis
• Vibration signal processing
• Encoding/broadcast
• Telephone conversations
• Airplanes
• Speech signal processing
• Audio compression