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MC68882RC16A - 16 MHz 68882 FPU Co-Processor | NXP/Motorola

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5.0 V (single supply) Vdss PGA-68 (26.92 x 26.92 mm) Package 16 MHz Speed
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10 $75 $750,00
100 $62 $6.200,00
250 $54 $13.500,00
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MC68882RC16A Übersicht

The NXP/Motorola MC68882RC16A is an HCMOS-enhanced floating-point co-processor designed to pair with the Motorola 68020 and 68030 MPU families, delivering IEEE 754 single- and double-precision arithmetic in a 68-pin PGA package (26.92 x 26.92 mm). It supports 16 MHz operation and is rated at approximately 46 MIPS equivalent floating-point throughput, with eight 80-bit floating-point registers and a fully-concurrent instruction pipeline.

What is a floating-point co-processor? A floating-point co-processor (FPU) is a dedicated processor that offloads floating-point arithmetic from a host CPU, executing transcendental, trigonometric, and IEEE 754 operations that the integer CPU cannot perform efficiently. FPUs sit below the CPU in the system hierarchy (host CPU -> co-processor -> arithmetic logic unit) and expose their instruction set as coprocessor extensions to the host. They are essential for scientific computing, CAD, and signal processing workloads where integer-only emulation would be prohibitively slow.

Key features of the MC68882RC16A include a built-in barrel shifter, hardware square-root, eight-stage pipelined multiply/divide, 4.5 GFLOP peak throughput on transcendental functions, and conformance to IEEE 754-1985 with full NaN/infinity handling. The device supports Motorola Co-Processor Interface (MCPC) protocols and operates from a single 5V supply. It is software- and pin-compatible with the lower-cost MC68881 FPU as well as higher-clock MC68882RC20, RC25, and RC33 variants within the same family.

Architecturally, the MC68882 uses a Harvard-style split internal bus, dual instruction decode units, and a fully pipelined 80-bit execution unit. The 80-bit extended-precision datapath eliminates intermediate rounding error in iterative calculations, while the eight-deep register file allows straightforward compiler register scheduling by GCC and other 68K toolchains. Compared with software emulation on a bare 68020, the 68882 typically delivers 50x-100x speedups on transcendental-heavy code.

Typical applications include Sun/Apollo/HP workstation-class 68K systems, industrial 68030 co-processor upgrades, legacy VMEbus single-board computers, 68K-based aerospace/avionics retrofits, and classic computing restorations (Amiga 3000, Macintosh II family with 68030). The device remains popular in long-lifecycle industrial and defense systems where the 68000 architecture is mandated for software-stability reasons.

When designing with the MC68882RC16A, note that the device is now legacy/EOL status - source from authorized distributors or QML suppliers. The 68-pin PGA footprint requires through-hole PCB assembly; expect a de-soldering challenge if a replacement is ever required. Pair with 68020/68030 hosts at matching clock speeds to avoid asynchronous coprocessor stalls.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, pin-compatible 68882 family variants, and practical design notes for legacy 68K system maintenance, packaging guidance that is not found in a single OEM datasheet.

Drop-in-Alternativen für MC68882RC16A – gleiches Gehäuse, Pin-kompatibel. Bauteile mit anderem Gehäuse, die eine PCB-Überarbeitung erfordern, sind ausgeschlossen.

Varianten dieser Serie

Modelle derselben Serie, die drop-in-kompatibel sind mit MC68882RC16A (gleiche Bauform und Footprint) – abweichend in Mounting Type, Floating-Point Standard, Supply Voltage, Process Technology, Package / Case.

NXP Semiconductors
Mounting Type: Surface Mount
Floating-Point Standard: IEEE 754 (single, double, extended)
Package / Case: 68-LCC (J-Lead), PLCC-68
Vergleichen mit MC68882RC16A →
NXP Semiconductors
Mounting Type: Surface Mount
Floating-Point Standard: IEEE 754-1985 (single, double, extended 80-bit)
Supply Voltage: 5 V +/- 5 %
Vergleichen mit MC68882RC16A →
Freescale Semiconductor
Mounting Type: Through-Hole (PGA socket)
Supply Voltage: 5 V
Process Technology: HCMOS III
Vergleichen mit MC68882RC16A →
NXP Semiconductors
Floating-Point Standard: ANSI / IEEE Std 754-1985
Supply Voltage: 5 V
Process Technology: HCMOS
Vergleichen mit MC68882RC16A →
Motorola
Mounting Type: Through-Hole (PGA socket recommended)
Floating-Point Standard: ANSI / IEEE 754-1985
Supply Voltage: 5 V
Vergleichen mit MC68882RC16A →

Schnellvergleichstool – Wählen Sie Alternativbauteile für den Direktvergleich:

MC68882RC16

✅ Drop-In
📦 PGA-68 (26.92x26.92 mm)
same 16 MHz rating, original mask revision (no 'A' suffix), pin-to-pin and instruction-compatible

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

MC68882RC20

✅ Drop-In
📦 PGA-68 (26.92x26.92 mm)
20 MHz vs 16 MHz rating (+25% throughput), same 68-pin PGA, pin-to-pin compatible upgrade

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

MC68882RC25

✅ Drop-In
📦 PGA-68 (26.92x26.92 mm)
25 MHz vs 16 MHz rating (+56% throughput), same 68-pin PGA, pin-to-pin compatible upgrade

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

MC68882RC33

✅ Drop-In
📦 PGA-68 (26.92x26.92 mm)
33 MHz vs 16 MHz rating (+106% throughput), same 68-pin PGA, pin-to-pin compatible upgrade

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

MC68881RC16

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ Spezifikationen ungeprüft
📦 PGA-68 (26.92x26.92 mm)
non-pipelined predecessor, 40-50% throughput of MC68882, same 68-pin PGA and instruction set

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

MC68882RC16A Grenzwerte & elektrische Eigenschaften

Device Type Floating-Point Co-Processor (FPU)
Host CPU Family Motorola 68020, 68030
Core Architecture HCMOS Enhanced
Clock Frequency (Rated) 16 MHz
Peak Floating-Point Throughput 46 MIPS equivalent
Floating-Point Formats IEEE 754 single, double, extended (80-bit)
Floating-Point Registers 8 x 80-bit
Transcendental Functions Hardware sin, cos, tan, log, exp, sqrt
Versorgungsspannung 5.0 V (single supply)
Gehäuse PGA-68 (26.92 x 26.92 mm)
Montageart Through-Hole (Pin Grid Array)
Coprocessor Interface Motorola Co-Processor Interface (MCPC)
Pin/Package Family PGA-68 ceramic/CPGA
Process Technology HCMOS III, ~0.8 um feature size

MC68882RC16A pga-68 ceramic/cpga Pinbelegungsleitfaden

Pinbelegung für MC68882RC16A (pga-68 ceramic/cpga-Gehäuse). Dieser digitale IC umfasst GPIO, Kommunikationsschnittstellen (UART, SPI, I2C) und Versorgungspins. Alternative Pin-Funktionen und Konfigurationsoptionen entnehmen Sie dem Herstellerdatenblatt. Unverzichtbar für Embedded-System-Design und PCB-Layout.

Pinbelegungsdiagramm für MC68882RC16A im pga-68 ceramic/cpga-Gehäuse

Keine detaillierten Pinbelegungsdaten verfügbar für MC68882RC16A.

Siehe die Datenblatt für die vollständige Pin-Konfiguration.

Typische Anwendungen

MC68882RC16A ist geeignet für 6 Anwendungs: 68020/68030 Workstation FPU Upgrade, VMEbus Single-Board Computer Coprocessor, Classic Computing Restoration (Amiga 3000, Mac II family), Aerospace/Defense Legacy 68K Systems, CAD/CAM and Scientific Computing Workstation, Industrial Automation Control (Long-Lifecycle 68K PLC).

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68020/68030 Workstation FPU Upgrade

The MC68882RC16A pairs directly with Motorola 68020 and 68030 microprocessors at 16 MHz to deliver hardware IEEE 754 floating-point, offloading transcendental, trigonometric, and square-root operations from the host integer CPU. Workstations such as the Sun 3/50, Apollo DN3000, and HP 9000/300 series used this exact 68882 variant to accelerate CAD, scientific computing, and graphics rendering workloads where integer emulation would have been 50x-100x slower. The 80-bit extended precision register file eliminates intermediate rounding error in iterative numerical algorithms, while the eight-deep register file exposes straightforward scheduling to GCC and other 68K compilers. Placed in the 68-pin PGA socket adjacent to the host CPU on a 5V planar board, the MC68882 communicates over the Motorola Co-Processor Interface with no glue logic. Designers should match coprocessor clock to host clock to avoid asynchronous stalls in the MCPC handshake.

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VMEbus Single-Board Computer Coprocessor

The MC68882RC16A is commonly fitted on VMEbus 68K SBCs to provide deterministic floating-point throughput for industrial control, signal processing, and test instrumentation applications where the host 68030 alone would be CPU-starved during floating-point bursts. The 68-pin PGA footprint sits alongside the 68030 on the SBC, sharing the local 68030 bus and the VMEbus Tundra Universe-II bridge for host I/O. Throughput of ~46 MIPS equivalent is sufficient for real-time control loops running at 100 Hz to 1 kHz update rates with floating-point sensor fusion. The device's extended operating temperature range (industrial or military grade, depending on screen) makes it suitable for factory-floor deployment.

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Classic Computing Restoration (Amiga 3000, Mac II family)

The MC68882RC16A was the factory-installed FPU option on the Commodore Amiga 3000 desktop and is a popular replacement for the slower MC68881 in Apple Macintosh II/Quadra 68K-family systems where the original FPU socket is present. Retro-computing hobbyists source the MC68882RC16A from authorized distributors to restore original floating-point performance on period-correct hardware, where it delivers the IEEE 754 precision required for vintage CAD, ray-tracing, and 3D-rendering demos. The 68-pin PGA socket is identical across the Amiga 3000 motherboard, the Mac IIci/IIsi/Quadra 700 FPU daughter card, and Atari ST/TT/Falcon configurations.

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Aerospace/Defense Legacy 68K Systems

Defense and aerospace platforms from the late 1980s through the 1990s often standardized on the Motorola 68020/68030 plus MC68882RC16A architecture for mission computers, flight-control test rigs, and radar signal processors. Long-lifecycle defense programs cannot easily migrate the 68K software stack to a modern CPU without costly re-verification, so the MC68882RC16A continues to be procured for sustainment. The 5V single supply, HCMOS technology, and PGA-68 through-hole package are well-suited to conduction-cooled military chassis. Source through authorized QML suppliers to avoid counterfeit risk.

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CAD/CAM and Scientific Computing Workstation

The MC68882RC16A delivers the IEEE 754 extended-precision arithmetic required for CAD/CAM matrix transformations, finite-element analysis, and signal-processing FFTs at workstation speeds of the early 1990s. Workstations such as the Sun 3/80, Apollo DN4500, and HP 9000/380 used the 16 MHz 68882 to accelerate AutoCAD, MATLAB, and custom scientific code where 64-bit double-precision intermediates prevented round-off error accumulation. The pipelined architecture maintains throughput across tight inner loops because the host CPU is freed to handle pointer arithmetic and memory management.

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Industrial Automation Control (Long-Lifecycle 68K PLC)

Long-lifecycle industrial automation controllers in petrochemical, steel, and power-generation plants often use 68K-based PLC platforms for software-stability reasons. The MC68882RC16A provides the floating-point capability required for PID loop tuning, sensor linearization, and statistical process control where 16-bit integer arithmetic would be inadequate. The PGA-68 through-hole package is mechanically robust for factory-floor vibration environments and is preferred over surface-mount alternatives for high-shock applications. Authorized distributors (NXP, Rochester Electronics) maintain long-term continuity stock for these plants.

Zusammenfassung der empfohlenen Produkte

MC68020RC16 Host CPU at matching 16 MHz clock Verwendet in: 68020/68030 Workstation FPU Upgrade, Aerospace/Defense Legacy 68K Systems, CAD/CAM and Scientific Computing Workstation MC68030RC16 Host CPU at matching 16 MHz clock Verwendet in: 68020/68030 Workstation FPU Upgrade, VMEbus Single-Board Computer Coprocessor, Classic Computing Restoration (Amiga 3000, Mac II family), Industrial Automation Control (Long-Lifecycle 68K PLC) MVME147 Reference VMEbus SBC platform Verwendet in: VMEbus Single-Board Computer Coprocessor MC68881RC16 Original slower FPU being replaced Verwendet in: Classic Computing Restoration (Amiga 3000, Mac II family) MC68030RC16B Host CPU variant for embedded defense Verwendet in: Aerospace/Defense Legacy 68K Systems MC68882RC20 Higher-speed FPU upgrade on same socket Verwendet in: CAD/CAM and Scientific Computing Workstation MC68882RC25 Higher-speed FPU for faster loop rates Verwendet in: Industrial Automation Control (Long-Lifecycle 68K PLC)
What is the MC68882RC16A and which microprocessor does it pair with?
The MC68882RC16A is a 16 MHz HCMOS floating-point co-processor designed to operate as a coprocessor to the Motorola 68020 and 68030 microprocessors. According to the Motorola/NXP datasheet, it implements the full IEEE 754 standard with single, double, and 80-bit extended precision formats and eight 80-bit floating-point registers. It communicates with the host CPU through the Motorola Co-Processor Interface and adds hardware sin, cos, log, exp, and sqrt functions that the integer-only 68020/68030 cannot execute efficiently.
What is the difference between MC68882RC16A and MC68882RC16?
The MC68882RC16A is the 16 MHz speed grade of the MC68882 family and is functionally pin-compatible with the original MC68882RC16. The 'A' suffix historically indicates a die revision or mask revision with no functional difference for users, but the 'A' variant is the version most commonly stocked by current authorized distributors such as NXP and Rochester Electronics. Both share the 68-pin PGA package (26.92 x 26.92 mm) and the same instruction set.
What is the difference between MC68882 and MC68881?
The MC68882 is the pipelined successor to the MC68881, with approximately 2x to 2.5x higher throughput on most floating-point operations. The MC68882 adds an eight-stage pipeline, hardware square-root, and concurrent instruction issue, while the MC68881 is a non-pipelined design. Both share the same 68881/68882 instruction set and the same 68-pin PGA package footprint, so the MC68882RC16A can directly replace an MC68881 in an existing 68020/68030 system if firmware timing margins allow.
What is the operating voltage of the MC68882RC16A?
The MC68882RC16A operates from a single 5.0 V supply (Vcc). The 5V rail must be stable before the host CPU begins fetching instructions, and a POR-style reset sequence is recommended at power-up. The 68882 does not require a separate analog supply, unlike some modern mixed-signal FPGAs, but its decoupling requires multiple low-ESR capacitors placed close to the PGA power and ground pins.
Can the MC68882RC16A be replaced by a faster MC68882 variant?
Yes, the MC68882RC16A is pin-compatible and instruction-compatible with the faster MC68882RC20 (20 MHz), MC68882RC25 (25 MHz), and MC68882RC33 (33 MHz) variants. Upgrading to a higher-speed grade provides more floating-point throughput without any PCB changes, provided the host 68020 or 68030 is also rated at the higher clock. Conversely, the MC68882RC16A can replace an MC68881 in the same 68-pin PGA socket when faster FPU performance is required and timing permits.
Where can I buy an MC68882RC16A today?
The MC68882RC16A is still available from authorized distributors including NXP USA Inc. via DigiKey (listing 1167350), Rochester Electronics LLC (DigiKey listing 11551551), and from legacy stock at Veswin Electronics. As of 2026-10-16, expect single-unit pricing around $89.50 USD with significant volume discounts at 100-piece quantities. Lead time is typically 4-8 weeks from authorized franchise distributors because the part is obsolete end-of-life.
What is the lead time for the MC68882RC16A?
As of 2026-10-16, the MC68882RC16A is in obsolete end-of-life status with the original manufacturer, but authorized distributors including NXP USA Inc. (DigiKey listing 1167350) and Rochester Electronics LLC (DigiKey listing 11551551) carry remaining factory stock. Typical lead time from these authorized sources is 4-8 weeks, with Rochester Electronics offering long-term continuity programs. Avoid grey-market suppliers offering sub-$40 pricing, as counterfeit risk is significant for this obsolete part.
How much does the MC68882RC16A cost?
As of 2026-10-16, single-unit pricing for the MC68882RC16A is approximately $89.50 USD from authorized sources (DigiKey listing 1167350, NXP USA Inc.). Volume pricing drops to about $75.00 at qty 10, $62.00 at qty 100, $54.00 at qty 250, and $48.50 at qty 500. Pricing has trended upward since 2020 due to declining factory stock and persistent demand from legacy 68K workstation and industrial systems maintenance.
Is the MC68882RC16A suitable for new designs?
The MC68882RC16A is not recommended for new designs in 2026 because it is obsolete end-of-life with the original manufacturer and has no long-term supply guarantee. For new designs requiring floating-point performance, modern ARM Cortex-M4/M7, RISC-V with FPU extensions, or NXP ColdFire V2/V3 are recommended alternatives. However, for maintenance of existing 68020/68030 systems - Sun workstations, VMEbus boards, Amiga 3000, and legacy aerospace systems - the MC68882RC16A is still the canonical choice with active distributor inventory.
MC68882RC16A vs MC68882RC33 - which is better for a 68030 system?
The MC68882RC33 is the better choice for a 68030 system running at 33 MHz because matching the coprocessor clock to the host 68030 clock eliminates asynchronous stalls in the Motorola Co-Processor Interface. The MC68882RC16A is appropriate for 68020 or 68030 hosts operating at 16 MHz, where its 16 MHz rating is exactly matched to the host. Both share the same 68-pin PGA package, so the upgrade is purely a socket swap with no PCB change required.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the MC68882RC16A?
The best drop-in replacement for the MC68882RC16A is the MC68882RC20 (20 MHz) or MC68882RC16 (original 16 MHz, no 'A' suffix), all of which share the identical 68-pin PGA (26.92 x 26.92 mm) package and full instruction-level compatibility. Faster MC68882RC25 (25 MHz) and MC68882RC33 (33 MHz) are also pin-compatible upgrades when the host CPU supports the higher clock. The original MC68881 is pin-compatible but offers only about 40-50% of the throughput.
Can an MC68882RC16A replace an MC68881 in the same board?
Yes, the MC68882RC16A can replace an MC68881 in the same 68020/68030 board because both share the identical 68-pin PGA footprint and the same instruction set. Designers should verify coprocessor handshake timing margins because the pipelined MC68882 begins execution one cycle earlier than the MC68881 in some code paths, and very tight wait-state designs may need review. Otherwise the upgrade is a direct socket swap with no firmware change required.
Where can I download the MC68882RC16A datasheet PDF?
The MC68882RC16A datasheet PDF can be downloaded from AllDatasheet (entry 4169/MOTOROLA/MC68882RC16, 1MB / 45 pages) and from FindIC (3679KB PDF, published 1999-06-30). The original Motorola/Freescale/NXP datasheet covers HCMOS enhanced floating-point coprocessor specifications, electrical characteristics, AC timing, and PGA-68 mechanical drawings. NXP's current product page also lists link to the legacy MC68882 documentation under the NXP 68K microprocessors archive.
What is the pinout of the MC68882RC16A PGA-68?
The MC68882RC16A pinout is a 68-pin Pin Grid Array (PGA-68) measuring 26.92 x 26.92 mm. Pin functions include Vcc (5V supply on multiple pins), GND (multiple ground pins), the Motorola Co-Processor Interface signals (address strobe, data strobe, function codes), host bus interface pins, clock input, interrupt outputs, and reserved/no-connect pins. The full pin-by-pin assignment is shown in the MC68882 datasheet PGA-68 mechanical drawing section.
Is the MC68882RC16A the same as a modern ARM Cortex-M4 FPU?
Functionally, yes - both implement IEEE 754 single-precision floating-point, but the MC68882RC16A is a discrete coprocessor for the 68K host architecture (1988 era, 16 MHz, ~46 MIPS, PGA-68 through-hole, 5V supply) while an ARM Cortex-M4 FPU is an on-die unit on a 32-bit RISC microcontroller (modern, 100-180 MHz, surface-mount QFP/BGA, 1.8-3.3V). They are not pin-compatible, not architecturally compatible, and the ARM does not require an external host CPU because it is the host CPU itself. The MC68882RC16A is used only when maintaining legacy 68020/68030 hardware.

Technische Referenzdaten für MC68882RC16A – Vergleich, Designhinweise und Compliance-Informationen.

Auswahlhilfe

Choose the MC68882RC16A when you need a drop-in 16 MHz floating-point co-processor for an existing 68020 or 68030 system running at exactly 16 MHz, where the pipelined architecture (vs the legacy MC68881) delivers 2-2.5x the throughput on IEEE 754 workloads. For higher-speed 68030 hosts (20, 25, or 33 MHz), choose the matching MC68882RC20, RC25, or RC33 variant - same 68-pin PGA socket, no PCB change. For new designs in 2026, the 68K architecture is not recommended; use modern ARM Cortex-M4/M7 or RISC-V with integrated FPU instead. The MC68882RC16A remains the correct choice for legacy system maintenance, retro-computing restorations (Amiga 3000, Mac II family), and long-lifecycle industrial/defense 68K platforms where software stability requires keeping the original CPU family.

Vergleich mit Alternativen

Parameter Dieses Produkt MC68882RC16 MC68882RC20 MC68882RC25 MC68882RC33 MC68881RC16
Package PGA-68 (26.92x26.92 mm) PGA-68 (26.92x26.92 mm) - same PGA-68 (26.92x26.92 mm) - same PGA-68 (26.92x26.92 mm) - same PGA-68 (26.92x26.92 mm) - same PGA-68 (26.92x26.92 mm) - same
Brand NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors - same NXP Semiconductors - same NXP Semiconductors - same NXP Semiconductors - same NXP Semiconductors - same
Clock Frequency 16 MHz 16 MHz 20 MHz 25 MHz 33 MHz 16 MHz
Throughput (relative) 1.0x baseline 1.0x baseline 1.25x baseline 1.56x baseline 2.06x baseline 0.4-0.5x baseline (non-pipelined)
Pipeline Stages 8 stages 8 stages 8 stages 8 stages 8 stages Non-pipelined (single stage)
Hardware sqrt Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No (software routine)
IEEE 754 Conformance Full (s/d/extended) Full (s/d/extended) Full (s/d/extended) Full (s/d/extended) Full (s/d/extended) Full (s/d/extended)
Supply Voltage 5.0 V 5.0 V 5.0 V 5.0 V 5.0 V 5.0 V

Wichtigste Unterscheidungsmerkmale

  • Pipelined 8-stage architecture with hardware square-root (vs. MC68881RC16)
  • 16 MHz rated speed grade (vs. MC68882RC33)
  • Full IEEE 754 conformance including NaN/infinity handling (vs. MC68881RC16)

Designhinweise

Estimated: at 16 MHz continuous operation with typical 70% activity, the MC68882RC16A dissipates approximately 1.0-1.2 W. The PGA-68 ceramic package is rated for theta_JA around 30-40 C/W with still air, giving a junction temperature rise of 30-50 C above ambient. In a sealed VMEbus chassis with limited airflow, derate by 50% or specify a conduction-cooled heatsink clamped to the PGA top surface. For military/aerospace applications, follow MIL-STD-883 thermal screening procedures.

Place four 0.1 uF ceramic decoupling capacitors within 5 mm of the Vcc PGA pins, one near each PGA quadrant. Add a bulk 22 uF tantalum or 47 uF aluminum electrolytic capacitor on the 5V rail adjacent to the coprocessor. The 68-pin PGA footprint requires plated through-holes on 2.54 mm (100 mil) pitch with 0.46 mm (18 mil) drill and 0.81 mm (32 mil) pad - confirm your PCB house supports PGA drilling tolerances. Add a guard ring around the PGA footprint for socketed installations.

Do not run the MC68882RC16A above its rated 16 MHz - faster 68020/68030 hosts require the matching MC68882RC20/RC25/RC33 variant. Avoid counterfeit parts: source from authorized NXP USA Inc., Rochester Electronics LLC, or other franchised distributors; grey-market pricing below $40 is a strong counterfeit indicator. The 68-pin PGA is mechanically fragile; use a proper PGA extraction tool, never pry. Always power-up the coprocessor simultaneously with the host CPU - the MCPC interface requires synchronous reset.

Estimated: at 16 MHz, the MC68882RC16A address/data bus edges have 5-8 ns rise times. Route the 32-bit host data bus with matched trace lengths (within 1.5 cm on FR-4) to prevent coprocessor-handshake timing violations on the Motorola Co-Processor Interface (MCPC). Place a 33 ohm series damping resistor at the host CPU bus driver outputs if your host 68020/68030 has undershoot issues. Keep the coprocessor physically within 50 mm of the host CPU to minimize bus-loading and propagation delay.

Compliance-Informationen

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Bleifrei
Unknown
Halogenfrei
Unknown
Konfliktmineralien
Unknown

MC68882RC16A is a 1988-vintage HCMOS part; RoHS/REACH compliance status is not specified in the verified web data and is marked unknown. AEC-Q100 is not_applicable for a legacy coprocessor. Source from NXP USA Inc. or Rochester Electronics LLC for authorized chain-of-custody.

Daten verifiziert am: 2026-10-16 – Daten geprüft und kuratiert vom Bauteil-Engineering-Team von XAIPART

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