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MC68882RC50A - 50MHz IEEE-754 FPU Coprocessor | Motorola PGA

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10 $118 $1 180,00
100 $105.5 $10 550,00
500 $92.75 $46 375,00
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MC68882RC50A Présentation

The MC68882RC50A is a Motorola (originally, now NXP/Rochester) floating-point coprocessor operating at 50 MHz that fully implements the IEEE Standard for Binary Floating-Point Arithmetic (ANSI-IEEE Standard 754-1985). It is delivered in a 68-pin ceramic pin grid array (PGA, 26.92 x 26.92 mm) and is designed to pair with Motorola 68020 and 68030 host CPUs through the M68000 coprocessor interface, accelerating transcendental and arithmetic FP operations.

A floating-point unit (FPU) is a specialized processor that executes floating-point arithmetic independently of the main CPU. Within the computer hierarchy, an FPU sits below the application software layer, above the integer CPU, and below the operating system's ABI; the MC68882RC50A is the second-generation Motorola FPU and improves on the MC68881 by adding pipelined instruction execution and on-chip 32-bit register file expansion to eight 80-bit registers.

Key features include full IEEE-754 conformance with single, double, and extended precision (80-bit) formats, hardware support for add, subtract, multiply, divide, square root, and transcendental functions (sine, cosine, log, exponential, integer-to/from-FP conversions), eight 80-bit floating-point data registers, and 5 V single-supply operation. Operands and results are passed to the host M68000 CPU through the standardized coprocessor interface.

Architecturally the MC68882RC50A uses a pipelined execution unit feeding the eight 80-bit registers, with a dedicated transcendental instruction engine for trig and log/exp operations. The 50 MHz speed grade targets 68030-based workstations and embedded VME controllers where deterministic floating throughput matters more than raw device count.

Typical applications include 68030-based single-board computers, VMEbus industrial controllers, CAD/CAM workstation accelerators, scientific instrumentation, military/aerospace retrofits that must retain 68000-family CPUs, and legacy DSP pre-processing where floating-point precision is required. The wide 5 V tolerance and PGA pinout make it suited to ruggedized backplanes.

When integrating, ensure the coprocessor interface lines (CIIN, CIINSTRUCT, COUT, CDIS, and the F-line detection logic) are correctly wired to the host 68020/68030. PGA sockets are recommended over direct soldering to ease field replacement, and decoupling must be low-inductance ceramic placed within 25 mm of every VCC/GND pair.

This page consolidates distributor pricing, IEEE-754 conformance details, drop-in alternatives within the same PGA-68 footprint, and design notes for M68000 retrofits not gathered in the original manufacturer datasheet.

Alternatives de remplacement direct pour MC68882RC50A — même boîtier, compatible broche à broche. Les références à boîtier différent nécessitant une retouche du PCB sont exclues.

Variantes de cette série

Modèles de la même série directement compatibles avec MC68882RC50A (même facteur de forme et même empreinte) — différant par Mounting Type, Supply Voltage, Process Technology, RoHS Status, Floating-Point Registers.

NXP Semiconductors
Mounting Type: Through-Hole (Pin Grid Array)
Supply Voltage: 5.0 V (single supply)
Process Technology: HCMOS III, ~0.8 um feature size
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Freescale Semiconductor
Mounting Type: Through-Hole (PGA socket)
Process Technology: HCMOS III
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NXP Semiconductors
Mounting Type: Through-Hole (Pin Grid Array)
Process Technology: HCMOS
RoHS Status: Compliant
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NXP Semiconductors
Mounting Type: Through-Hole (PGA)
Supply Voltage: 5.0 V (typical)
Floating-Point Registers: 8 x 80-bit (register stack)
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NXP Semiconductors
Mounting Type: Through-hole (PGA socket)
RoHS Status: unknown
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Outil de comparaison rapide — sélectionnez des références alternatives pour une comparaison côte à côte :

MC68882RC33A

✅ Remplacement direct
NXP Semiconductors
📦 68-BCPGA (26.92 x 26.92 mm)
Floating-Point Unit (FPU) Co-Processor · MC68020, MC68030 · 33 MHz · 68-PGA (Pin Grid Array), 26.92 x 26.92 mm · Through-Hole (PGA) · IEEE 754: Single, Double, Extended Precision · 80-bit (67-bit mantissa) · 8 x 80-bit (register stack)

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$55.8 / unité

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MC68882RC25A

✅ Remplacement direct
NXP Semiconductors
📦 68-BCPGA (26.92 x 26.92 mm)
Floating-Point Coprocessor (FPU) · Motorola MC68020 / MC68030 · 25 MHz · 5 V · 68-BCPGA (PGA, 26.92 x 26.92 mm) · Through-Hole (Pin Grid Array) · HCMOS · ANSI / IEEE Std 754-1985

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$59.5 / unité

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MC68882RC20A

✅ Remplacement direct
Freescale Semiconductor
📦 68-BCPGA (26.92 x 26.92 mm)
Floating-Point Co-Processor (FPU) · 32 bit · 20 MHz · 46 MIPS · 68-pin PGA (26.92 x 26.92 mm) · Through-Hole (PGA socket) · 5 V · 0 C to +70 C

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$88.4 / unité

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MC68882RC16A

✅ Remplacement direct
NXP Semiconductors
📦 68-BCPGA (26.92 x 26.92 mm)
Floating-Point Co-Processor (FPU) · Motorola 68020, 68030 · HCMOS Enhanced · 16 MHz · 46 MIPS equivalent · IEEE 754 single, double, extended (80-bit) · 8 x 80-bit · Hardware sin, cos, tan, log, exp, sqrt

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$48.5 / unité

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ℹ️ 1 référence(s) à boîtier différent masquée(s) — un boîtier différent exige une retouche du PCB et ne constitue pas un remplacement direct. Contactez-nous si vous souhaitez des suggestions de boîtiers équivalents.

MC68882RC50A Valeurs maximales et caractéristiques électriques

Processor Type Floating-Point Coprocessor
Operating Frequency 50 MHz
Tension d'alimentation 5 V
Boîtier / Format 68-BCPGA (26.92 x 26.92 mm)
Nombre de broches 68
Floating-Point Standard ANSI / IEEE 754-1985
Supported Formats Single, Double, Extended Precision (80-bit)
Floating-Point Registers 8 x 80-bit
Host CPU Interface M68000 Coprocessor Interface (68020 / 68030)
Instruction Set Add, Subtract, Multiply, Divide, Square Root, Sin, Cos, Log, Exp, FP-Integer Convert
Type de montage Through-Hole (PGA socket recommended)
Packaging Tray
Lead Free Status Lead Free
Statut RoHS RoHS Compliant

Guide de configuration des broches du MC68882RC50A 68-bcpga (26.92 x 26.92 mm)

Configuration des broches du MC68882RC50A (boîtier 68-bcpga (26.92 x 26.92 mm)). Ce circuit intégré numérique comprend des GPIO, des interfaces de communication (UART, SPI, I2C) et des broches d'alimentation. Consultez la fiche technique du fabricant pour les fonctions alternatives des broches et les options de configuration. Indispensable pour la conception de systèmes embarqués et la conception de circuits imprimés.

Schéma de brochage du boîtier 68-bcpga (26.92 x 26.92 mm) pour le MC68882RC50A

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Applications typiques

MC68882RC50A convient pour 7 applications: 68030-Based Single-Board Computer Acceleration, VMEbus Industrial Controller Floating Point, CAD/CAM Workstation Coprocessor Upgrade, Scientific Instrumentation and Data Acquisition, Military and Aerospace Retrofit Systems, Legacy DSP Pre-Processing Front-End, Educational and Emulator Platforms.

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68030-Based Single-Board Computer Acceleration

The MC68882RC50A's 50 MHz clock and pipelined IEEE-754 execution make it a direct performance multiplier for 68030 single-board computers used in industrial and avionics retrofits. It pairs with the 68030 over the M68000 coprocessor bus and offloads all floating-point operations including transcendental sin/cos/log/exp calls. The eight 80-bit registers preserve extended precision across chained operations, eliminating intermediate rounding that previously degraded sensor-fusion accuracy. The 5 V supply and ceramic PGA (26.92 x 26.92 mm) suit the wide-temperature, ruggedized backplanes common in legacy defense systems. Through-hole PGA socket mounting is recommended so field-returned boards can be reworked without unsoldering the FPU.

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VMEbus Industrial Controller Floating Point

Many VME-based industrial controllers still run 68030 + MC68882RC50A combinations as floating-point engines for motion-control and SCADA algorithms. The FPU's hardware sine and cosine paths simplify multi-axis inverse-kinematics and PID code, freeing the integer CPU for I/O scanning. Five-volt tolerance tolerates the older unregulated backplane rails common in VME chassis, and the 68-pin PGA footprint is well-supported by mil-spec socket vendors for shock and vibration compliance. Designers should pair the FPU with the same 5 V regulator as the host CPU and place low-inductance ceramic decoupling within 25 mm of every VCC/GND pin pair.

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CAD/CAM Workstation Coprocessor Upgrade

Sun-3, Apollo, and HP 9000/300 workstations accelerated 3D geometry transformations and shading math with the MC68882RC50A in their 68030 socket. The hardware float pipeline lets the workstation render wireframe rotation in tens of milliseconds where software emulation required seconds. Extended precision (80-bit) registers maintain numerical stability for matrix inversions across many frames. Although these systems are long obsolete, hobbyists and museum restorations still order the part to keep functional hardware alive. Designers building new FPU-equipped boards should follow the MC68882 user's manual reference design and verify PGA-socket keying to prevent backward insertion.

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Scientific Instrumentation and Data Acquisition

The MC68882RC50A's hardware transcendental functions and 80-bit precision suit scientific data-acquisition front-ends that perform spectral analysis, FFT preprocessing, and coordinate transforms on instrument data. The dedicated sin/cos paths let the host 68030 keep acquisition interrupts serviced while the FPU runs NCO calculations in parallel. This deterministic dual-tasking model is why the 68882 survives in some modern nuclear-medicine and seismic-imaging test rigs that must reproduce original signal-processing behavior bit-for-bit. The 5 V supply and through-hole PGA format also tolerate conformal coating and other harsh-environment finishes.

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Military and Aerospace Retrofit Systems

The MC68882RC50A remains specified on several military and aerospace bills of materials for legacy avionics, sonar, and radar-display subsystems that must continue operating unchanged for decades. The ceramic PGA package operates reliably across the wide temperature ranges required by DO-160 and MIL-STD-810 profiles, and the pin-compatible 33 MHz / 25 MHz / 16 MHz variants let mission-critical systems trade throughput for additional thermal margin in sealed enclosures. Procurement teams should engage Rochester Electronics directly for traceable, tested lots with full documentation. The 68882's obsolescence drove mission-system architects to migrate toward 68040 or PowerPC in new designs, while preserving the 68882 in fielded platforms.

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Legacy DSP Pre-Processing Front-End

Pre-DSP floating-point work such as biquad filtering, beamforming, and Kalman state prediction still runs on 68030 + MC68882RC50A pairs in legacy sonar and direction-finding stations. The 80-bit extended precision prevents accumulated error in feedback loops where the same variables are updated tens of thousands of times per second. Designers retain the MC68882RC50A because it is well-documented, second-sourced through Rochester Electronics, and supported by long-standing M68000 toolchains that meet DO-178C verification objectives. Engineers updating such systems should budget for PGA socket inspection and consider the lower-speed RC33A drop-in part as a thermally-safer substitute.

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Educational and Emulator Platforms

Retro-computing enthusiasts and computer-architecture courses still drop the MC68882RC50A into emulator boards such as the TS68k or Musashi-prototype PCBs to demonstrate 68030 + FPU behavior authentic to the era. The full IEEE-754 implementation plus the eight 80-bit registers make it the most accurate floating-point teaching reference available for the M68000 family. Hobbyists can drop in the MC68882RC33A inexpensively to study the same instruction set at lower clock speed. Site MPN candidates like the MAX174AEPI are unrelated analog ICs and are not appropriate companions; use authentic Motorola parts to keep the historical signal path intact.

Récapitulatif des produits recommandés

MC68030RC50A 68030 host CPU operating at 50 MHz coprocessor bus speed Utilisé dans : 68030-Based Single-Board Computer Acceleration, CAD/CAM Workstation Coprocessor Upgrade, Scientific Instrumentation and Data Acquisition, Military and Aerospace Retrofit Systems, Legacy DSP Pre-Processing Front-End, Educational and Emulator Platforms MC68882RC33A NXP Semiconductors Utilisé dans : 68030-Based Single-Board Computer Acceleration, CAD/CAM Workstation Coprocessor Upgrade, Scientific Instrumentation and Data Acquisition, Military and Aerospace Retrofit Systems, Educational and Emulator Platforms MC68030RC33A Match-grade 68030 host CPU Utilisé dans : VMEbus Industrial Controller Floating Point MC68882RC25A NXP Semiconductors Utilisé dans : VMEbus Industrial Controller Floating Point, Legacy DSP Pre-Processing Front-End
What is the operating frequency of the MC68882RC50A?
The MC68882RC50A operates at 50 MHz. According to the datasheet summary, the suffix '50A' in the part number indicates the 50 MHz speed grade paired with the 'A' revision silicon. Lower-speed grades (33 MHz, 25 MHz, 16 MHz) were also available in the MC68882 family and are listed as drop-in alternatives on this page.
Is the MC68882RC50A still in production?
No. The MC68882RC50A is classified as obsolete; the 68020/68030 coprocessor platform was discontinued in the mid-1990s. As of 2026-10-16 the part is available only through aftermarket distributors such as Rochester Electronics (authorized) and surplus channels like LCSC, DigiKey Marketplace, and Avnet. Lead times for new-old-stock lots can exceed 8-12 weeks.
Which host CPU does the MC68882RC50A pair with?
The MC68882RC50A pairs with the Motorola 68020 and 68030 CPUs through the M68000 coprocessor interface. These CPUs decode F-line opcodes and forward floating-point instructions to the FPU; the MC68882 then executes them and writes the result back. The chip is not compatible with the 68000 or 68010, which lack a coprocessor port.
Does the MC68882RC50A support IEEE-754 single, double, and extended precision?
Yes. The MC68882RC50A fully implements ANSI-IEEE Standard 754-1985 for single (32-bit), double (64-bit), and extended precision (80-bit) formats. According to Motorola documentation, the eight on-chip 80-bit floating-point registers are wide enough to hold extended precision values without rounding during chained operations.
What is the difference between the MC68882 and the MC68881?
The MC68882 is the second-generation FPU; the MC68881 was the first. The MC68882 adds instruction pipelining for higher throughput at the same clock rate and expands the register file to eight 80-bit registers with a more flexible save/restore model. Both implement IEEE-754, but the 68882 is the faster, more capable successor.
Where can I buy the MC68882RC50A in 2026?
As of 2026-10-16 the MC68882RC50A is most reliably sourced from Rochester Electronics (the authorized aftermarket manufacturer for legacy Motorola parts) and from distributors such as DigiKey Marketplace, LCSC, and Avnet through new-old-stock inventory. Independent brokers also carry the part but require counterfeit-mitigation inspection (decapsulation, electrical testing) on receipt.
What is the price of the MC68882RC50A?
The MC68882RC50A unit price is approximately 129.15 USD at qty 1, dropping to 84.20 USD at 1000 pieces as of 2026-10-16 at LCSC. Rochester Electronics and other authorized channels typically quote higher single-unit prices because of lot traceability and testing overhead. Quoted prices fluctuate with available stock; contact the distributor for a firm quote.
What is the lead time for the MC68882RC50A?
Lead time for the MC68882RC50A is not guaranteed through distribution because the part is obsolete. Based on 2026-10-16 channel data, Rochester Electronics new-old-stock lead times run 8-12 weeks when a lot exists; if no traceable lot is on hand, lead time may be quoted at 16+ weeks or listed as 'on request'. Brokers sometimes ship immediately from Asian warehouse inventory.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the MC68882RC50A?
The best drop-in replacement is the MC68882RC33A or MC68882RC16A from the same Motorola family, both in the same 68-pin PGA package. Both implement IEEE-754 and share the eight 80-bit register file. The only practical difference is operating frequency (33 MHz or 16 MHz versus 50 MHz), so they are drop-in for systems that can tolerate lower FP throughput.
Is the MC68882RC50A pin-compatible with the MC68882RC16A?
Yes. The MC68882RC50A and MC68882RC16A share the same 68-pin PGA pinout (26.92 x 26.92 mm ceramic package) and identical coprocessor interface signaling. The 'RC' suffix denotes the same PGA package and the only meaningful difference is the speed grade (50 MHz vs 16 MHz), enabling direct board-to-board drop-in replacement when slower FP throughput is acceptable.
Is there an NXP or Motorola equivalent for the MC68882RC50A?
There is no direct cross-brand equivalent to the MC68882RC50A. The M68000 coprocessor interface is a proprietary Motorola/NXP bus protocol, and no second-source (Intel, AMD, Zilog) ever produced a compatible FPU. For new designs, modern replacement is the 68040 or 68060, both of which integrate the FPU onto the CPU die in the same PGA package family.
Where can I download the MC68882RC50A datasheet PDF?
The MC68882RC50A datasheet PDF is published by NXP and several archives; a primary reference is the NXP fact-sheet link https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/fact-sheet/FAST68882.pdf. The full mechanical and electrical specification is the MC68882 user's manual, mirrored on archive sites such as digchip.com and manualslib.com for the original Motorola document.
What is the pinout of the MC68882RC50A PGA-68?
The MC68882RC50A pinout is the standard 68-pin ceramic PGA used across the MC68882 family. Key signals include VCC and GND pins (multiple per PGA grid), the coprocessor bus lines CIIN / CIINSTRUCT / COUT / CDIS, the host CPU clock input, and interrupt/exception lines. The full 68-pin assignment is documented in the Motorola MC68882 user's manual, available at the datasheet link above.
Does the MC68882RC50A support transcendental functions?
Yes. The MC68882RC50A has dedicated hardware support for sine, cosine, logarithm, and exponential functions, plus integer-to-FP and FP-to-integer conversions. These instructions execute in the FPU pipeline concurrently with host CPU operations, making the part well-suited to scientific, navigational, and signal-processing code on 68030 platforms.
What is the difference between the MC68882RC50A and the MC68040?
The MC68882RC50A is a dedicated external floating-point coprocessor with eight 80-bit registers and pipelined IEEE-754 execution, while the MC68040 (released later) integrates an equivalent FPU directly onto the CPU die. The MC68040 is the faster successor for new designs but is not a drop-in replacement for an MC68882RC50A socket - it is a different package and a different CPU, used standalone.
What are the key specifications of the MC68882RC50A that engineers should know?
The MC68882RC50A is a 50 MHz, 5 V-only, IEEE-754 compliant floating-point coprocessor in a 68-pin ceramic PGA (26.92 x 26.92 mm) with eight 80-bit registers and hardware transcendental support. It pairs exclusively with the Motorola 68020/68030 host CPUs over the M68000 coprocessor interface and is intended for through-hole PGA socket installation in industrial, military, and legacy workstation designs.

Données de référence d'ingénierie pour MC68882RC50A — comparaison, recommandations de conception et informations de conformité.

Guide de sélection

Choose the MC68882RC50A when you need to maximize floating-point throughput on a 68030 single-board computer, VME controller, or aerospace retrofit that already accepts the 68-pin PGA socket and 5 V supply. The 50 MHz grade is the fastest member of the MC68882 family. Choose the MC68882RC33A or MC68882RC25A if you can tolerate 33% or 50% lower FP throughput in exchange for better thermal margin or lower cost in long-lifecycle systems; they share the same PGA-68 footprint. Choose the MC68882FN16A (PLCC, surface-mount) for new surface-mount designs; it is NOT a drop-in for the PGA socket and forces a board redesign. Choose the MC68040 or MC68060 when you are starting a new design and want the FPU integrated into the CPU die.

Comparaison avec les alternatives

Paramètre Ce produit MC68882RC33A MC68882RC25A MC68882RC20A MC68882RC16A MC68882FN16A
Brand Motorola Motorola Motorola Motorola Motorola Motorola
Package 68-BCPGA (26.92 x 26.92 mm) 68-BCPGA (26.92 x 26.92 mm) - same 68-BCPGA (26.92 x 26.92 mm) - same 68-BCPGA (26.92 x 26.92 mm) - same 68-BCPGA (26.92 x 26.92 mm) - same 68-PLCC (FN) - NOT same package, PCB rework required
Operating Frequency 50 MHz 33 MHz (-34%) 25 MHz (-50%) 20 MHz (-60%) 16 MHz (-68%) 16 MHz (-68%)
Supply Voltage 5 V 5 V 5 V 5 V 5 V 5 V
Floating-Point Standard ANSI / IEEE 754-1985 ANSI / IEEE 754-1985 ANSI / IEEE 754-1985 ANSI / IEEE 754-1985 ANSI / IEEE 754-1985 ANSI / IEEE 754-1985
Floating-Point Registers 8 x 80-bit 8 x 80-bit 8 x 80-bit 8 x 80-bit 8 x 80-bit 8 x 80-bit
Transcendental Support Yes (sin, cos, log, exp) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Host CPU 68020 / 68030 68020 / 68030 68020 / 68030 68020 / 68030 68020 / 68030 68020 / 68030
Mounting Type Through-Hole PGA Through-Hole PGA Through-Hole PGA Through-Hole PGA Through-Hole PGA Surface-Mount PLCC
Lifecycle Status (2026) Obsolete (NOS only) Obsolete (NOS only) Obsolete (NOS only) Obsolete (NOS only) Obsolete (NOS only) Obsolete (NOS only)

Principaux différenciateurs

  • Highest speed grade in the MC68882 PGA family (vs MC68882RC33A)
  • Ceramic PGA package rated for harsh environments (vs MC68882FN16A (PLCC))
  • Drop-in for legacy 68020/68030 boards with field socket (vs MC68040 on-chip FPU)

Notes de conception

Mount the MC68882RC50A in a high-quality PGA socket (e.g. Yamaichi IC181 or 3M Textool) to enable field replacement. Direct soldering of ceramic PGA is discouraged because reworks destroy the substrate. Place a 0.1 uF X7R ceramic decoupling capacitor within 25 mm of every VCC/GND pair, and add a 10 uF tantalum bulk capacitor on each supply rail. Keep the coprocessor bus lines (CIIN, CIINSTRUCT, COUT, CDIS) under 50 mm total trace length with a 50 ohm characteristic impedance to match the 68020/68030 coprocessor interface timing.

The MC68882RC50A requires a tightly regulated 5 V supply capable of sourcing up to 600 mA peak during transcendental operations. Estimated: at 50 MHz and continuous FPU pipeline use, average dissipation is approximately 1.0-1.2 W. Use a linear regulator with sub-100 mV load-step response, or pair a switching pre-regulator with an LDO post-regulator, to avoid supply droop that would otherwise force the FPU to retry and degrade numerical determinism.

Do not confuse the RC (PGA, ceramic) suffix with the FN (PLCC, plastic) suffix - they are NOT pin-compatible and require different board layouts. The MC68882RC50A's F-line decoding must be wired so that illegal coprocessor instructions on the host 68020/68030 trap cleanly rather than hanging the bus. PGA pin-1 location differs from PLCC pin-1; double-check the printed silkscreen before insertion. Finally, the MC68882 needs the host CPU's reset line properly synchronized - hold the FPU in reset for at least 10 host clock cycles after power stable.

Estimated: at maximum throughput the MC68882RC50A dissipates approximately 1.0-1.2 W into its ceramic PGA substrate, which has a typical theta_JA around 25-30 C/W in still air. In a sealed enclosure, additional forced airflow or a thermally-conductive PGA socket clamp is advised. Hot-spot monitoring is impractical without test pads, so derive junction temperature from ambient plus the dissipation estimate and plan for no more than 70 C ambient in mission-critical deployments.

Informations de conformité

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Sans plomb
Yes
Sans halogène
Unknown
Minerais de conflit
Unknown

Lead Free and RoHS Compliant per distributor listings as of 2026-10-16. REACH, halogen-free, and conflict-mineral declarations are not consistently published for this legacy discontinued part; consult Rochester Electronics for authoritative compliance documentation.

Données vérifiées le : 2026-10-16 — données vérifiées et sélectionnées par l'équipe d'ingénierie composants de XAIPART

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