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MPC561CZP40 - 40MHz PowerPC Qorivva MCU, 388-PBGA | NXP

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388-PBGA (Plastic Ball Grid Array) Package 40 MHz Speed ROMless (no internal Flash) Memory
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MPC561CZP40 Présentation

The NXP MPC561CZP40 is a 32-bit PowerPC microcontroller built on the Qorivva (MPC5xx) family architecture, operating at 40 MHz with no on-chip Flash (ROMless), housed in a 388-pin plastic BGA package (27x27 mm). Designed for automotive-grade applications, it integrates a high-performance PowerPC core with peripheral pin multiplexing, supporting both single-core and multi-core system designs across body, chassis, and powertrain domains.

A Qorivva (MPC5xx) microcontroller is a 32-bit Power-Architecture-based MCU engineered for harsh automotive and industrial environments, providing deterministic real-time control, integrated peripheral subsystems, and flexible memory architectures. It sits within the broader taxonomy of 32-bit microcontrollers -> embedded microcontrollers -> microprocessors and microcontrollers -> integrated circuits -> semiconductors, providing higher computational headroom than 8/16-bit MCUs while integrating peripherals typically left to external logic.

Key features include a 32-bit single-core PowerPC processor at 40 MHz, ROMless memory architecture (program code executed from external memory or internal SRAM), and an operating temperature range of -40C to +85C aligned with automotive Grade-1 environments. The device integrates a sophisticated peripheral pin-multiplexing scheme that allows flexible routing of peripheral signals to physical pins, reducing external glue logic. It also supports on-chip code compression options and configurable memory protection.

The MPC561CZP40 architecture combines a high-performance RISC-style PowerPC integer pipeline with peripheral subsystems including multiple timer processing units (TPU), a queued analog-to-digital converter (QADC), and a system integration unit (SIU) that controls pin multiplexing, external bus, and chip selects. The 388-PBGA package exposes the full external bus interface and the rich peripheral set required for chassis-control ECUs.

Typical applications include automotive body controllers, electronic stability control (ESC) modules, anti-lock braking systems (ABS), powertrain control modules (PCM), and industrial servo/PLC control platforms. Engineers select this part where deterministic 32-bit throughput, automotive temperature tolerance, and abundant peripheral count outweigh the need for on-chip flash memory.

When designing, ensure external bus timing meets the 40 MHz core requirement, leverage the on-chip QADC for high-channel-count sensor acquisition, and verify PCB layout for the 388-PBGA escape - the 27x27 mm substrate typically requires microvia-stackup technology. For cost-sensitive designs without flash, the ROMless nature mandates an external boot memory source.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in alternatives, and practical design notes not found in the manufacturer datasheet, helping engineers cross-check sourcing options without redesigning the PCB footprint.

Alternatives de remplacement direct pour MPC561CZP40 — 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 MPC561CZP40 (même facteur de forme et même empreinte) — différant par Core Architecture, Program Memory Type, Code Compression, Operating Temperature, Mounting Type.

NXP Semiconductors
Core Architecture: PowerPC MPC5xx (Qorivva)
Program Memory Type: ROMless (external memory required)
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NXP Semiconductors
Core Architecture: PowerPC MPC5xx RISC
Program Memory Type: ROMless
Operating Temperature: -40 C to +125 C
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NXP Semiconductors
Core Architecture: PowerPC MPC5xx
Program Memory Type: ROMless (external memory required)
Code Compression: Yes (reduces program memory by up to 50%)
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NXP Semiconductors
Core Architecture: PowerPC e200 (MPC56xx)
Operating Temperature: -40C to +85C
Mounting Type: Surface Mount
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NXP Semiconductors
Core Architecture: PowerPC MPC5xx (32-bit)
Code Compression: Yes (on-chip)
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NXP Semiconductors
Core Architecture: PowerPC MPC5xx (Power Architecture)
Code Compression: Burst Code Compression (BCC) - approx. 40% performance gain over MPC565
Operating Temperature: -40C to +125C (automotive grade)
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Outil de comparaison rapide — sélectionnez des références alternatives pour une comparaison côte à côte :

MPC562MZP56

✅ Remplacement direct
NXP Semiconductors
📦 388-PBGA (27x27 mm)
PowerPC MPC5xx · 32 bit · 56 MHz · ROMless (external memory required) · 32 Kbyte (32K x 8) · 64 · 32 · External

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$35.4 / unité

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MPC561MVR56

✅ Remplacement direct
NXP Semiconductors
📦 388-PBGA (27x27 mm)
PowerPC MPC5xx (Qorivva) · 32-bit · 56 MHz · ROMless (external memory required) · 32 · 32-bit · 388-PBGA (27x27 mm) · 1.95 mm

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$45.2 / unité

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MPC566MZP56

✅ Remplacement direct
NXP Semiconductors
📦 388-PBGA (27x27 mm)
PowerPC MPC5xx (Power Architecture) · 56 MHz · 1 MB (1M x 8) Flash · 36 KB · 56 · 388-PBGA (27x27 mm) · 2.6 V / 5 V · -40C to +125C (automotive grade)

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$24.5 / unité

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MPC563MZP56

✅ Remplacement direct
NXP Semiconductors
📦 388-PBGA (27x27 mm)
PowerPC MPC5xx (32-bit) · 56 MHz · 512 KB (512K x 8) · 36 KB · 5 V (typical) · 388-PBGA (27 x 27 mm) · Surface Mount (BGA)

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$17.95 / unité

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SPC561MVR56D

✅ Remplacement direct
📦 388-BGA
56 MHz, ROMless, same 388-BGA ball grid - verify pinout against datasheet

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MPC561CZP40 Valeurs maximales et caractéristiques électriques

Core Architecture PowerPC (MPC5xx / Qorivva family)
Core Count Single-core
Largeur du bus de données 32-bit
Fréquence d'horloge maximale 40 MHz
Program Memory Type ROMless (no internal Flash)
Package Type 388-PBGA (Plastic Ball Grid Array)
Package Dimensions 27 x 27 mm
Plage de température de fonctionnement -40C to +85C
Automotive Grade AEC-Q100 Grade compliant (Automotive)
External Bus Interface Yes (32-bit bus, chip-selects via SIU)
ADC Channels QADC (Queued ADC) - multi-channel
Timer Processing Unit TPU - integrated motion-control timer
Peripheral Pin Multiplexing Yes (SIU-controlled routing)
Type de montage Surface Mount (BGA)
Lead-free / RoHS Lead-free finish; RoHS compliance varies by date code
Niveau MSL MSL3 (typical for large PBGA)

Guide de configuration des broches du MPC561CZP40 27 x 27 mm

Configuration des broches du MPC561CZP40 (boîtier 27 x 27 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 27 x 27 mm pour le MPC561CZP40

Aucune donnée de brochage détaillée disponible pour MPC561CZP40.

Consultez la fiche technique pour la configuration complète des broches.

Applications typiques

MPC561CZP40 convient pour 6 applications: Automotive Body Control Module (BCM), Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) Module, Electronic Stability Control (ESC) ECU, Powertrain Control Module (PCM) Auxiliary, Industrial Servo Controller, HVAC Control Module for Automotive.

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Automotive Body Control Module (BCM)

Why MPC561CZP40 fits Body Control: The MPC561CZP40's 32-bit PowerPC core at 40 MHz delivers sufficient MIPS for door/window/lamp control loops while the integrated SIU (System Integration Unit) supports flexible peripheral pin multiplexing - critical when routing PWM, LIN, and discrete I/O across dense BCM connectors. The 388-PBGA exposes enough GPIO and peripheral channels to handle seat, mirror, and lighting actuators without external expanders. Designers use the QADC for battery-voltage monitoring and the TPU for precision motor PWM. Trade-off vs MPC562MZP56: ROMless means firmware lives in external NOR Flash - select the M-suffix if deterministic boot-from-Flash is required.

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Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) Module

Why MPC561CZP40 fits ABS: Antilock-braking algorithms require deterministic sub-millisecond wheel-decay control loops, which the MPC561CZP40's 40 MHz PowerPC core delivers consistently. Its QADC samples up to 4 wheel-speed sensors per loop with synchronized triggers, while its TPU outputs precise PWM to the hydraulic valve drivers - eliminating external timer ICs. The -40C/+85C automotive temperature grade covers under-hood environments. Peripheral pin multiplexing lets one BGA package adapt to multiple ABS/OEM variants without board respins. The ROMless architecture suits ABS because the bootloader already loads firmware from external flash.

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Electronic Stability Control (ESC) ECU

Why MPC561CZP40 fits ESC: Electronic Stability Control demands higher MIPS than ABS because torque-vectoring and yaw-rate calculations run alongside base braking control, and the MPC561CZP40's 32-bit PowerPC pipeline at 40 MHz is up to that task for entry/mid-tier ESC platforms. The integrated TPU generates synchronized multi-phase PWM for active-brake intervention, while the SIU drives the high-side/low-side FET gate drivers. The 388-PBGA size maps cleanly onto ESC PCB partitioning with separate analog/digital grounds. Designers add a COSHH watchdog companion for ASIL rating compliance. Consider MPC566MZP56 if yaw-rate computation overruns the 40 MHz budget.

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Powertrain Control Module (PCM) Auxiliary

Why MPC561CZP40 fits Powertrain: As a secondary controller in a distributed PCM architecture, the MPC561CZP40 handles ancillary tasks - transmission shift scheduling, torque-requester networking, and on-board diagnostics - freeing the primary processor for combustion-loop math. The PowerPC integer pipeline runs shift-arbiter state machines efficiently, and the 388-PBGA ball-grid allows analog and digital sections to coexist with isolated ground islands. The QADC reads MAP/MAF sensors and the TPU drives solenoid/PWM actuators. ROMless operation aligns with a bootloader-driven powertrain architecture. For higher-end powertrain co-processors, step to MPC566MZP56.

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Industrial Servo Controller

Why MPC561CZP40 fits Industrial Servo: Servo amplifiers require deterministic 8 kHz+ current-loop control, which the MPC561CZP40's real-time 40 MHz PowerPC core can sustain while reserving interrupt budget for host communications. The TPU produces synchronized 3-phase PWM outputs feeding the inverter stage, and the QADC samples phase currents at sub-microsecond intervals. The -40C/+85C industrial temperature grade supports factory-floor cabinet environments. The 388-PBGA's 1.27 mm ball pitch survives high-vibration mounting. Compared with newer ARM-based MCUs, the Qorivva part remains favored where firmware heritage is already validated on PowerPC toolchains.

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HVAC Control Module for Automotive

Why MPC561CZP40 fits HVAC: Modern automotive climate control integrates multi-zone temperature regulation, blower/PWM actuation, and CAN/LIN communication - all within the MPC561CZP40's capability envelope. The 40 MHz core schedules PID loops for each zone without saturating, while the SIU's pin multiplexing routes LIN bus, NTC thermistor inputs, and blower FET drivers from a single BGA. Peripheral set matches automotive HVAC BOMs that include seat heaters, defrost, and recirculation valves. The ROMless architecture suits HVAC modules that store trim/calibration data externally. Trade-off: consider MPC562MZP56 if on-chip Flash is required for trim parameters.

What is the clock speed of MPC561CZP40?
The MPC561CZP40 operates at a maximum CPU clock of 40 MHz on its 32-bit PowerPC core. According to NXP/Freescale legacy Qorivva datasheets, the device targets deterministic real-time control where predictable 40 MIPS throughput is sufficient, rather than high-megahertz DSP-class workloads. Designers typically pair this part with external SRAM/Flash for program storage.
Does MPC561CZP40 have internal Flash memory?
No. The 'P' suffix in MPC561CZP40 denotes a ROMless / no-Flash variant, meaning program code must reside in external non-volatile memory (NOR Flash, EPROM, or EEPROM interfaced to the external bus). The 'CZP' nomenclature also indicates a specific BGA package and temperature tier, while '40' indicates the 40 MHz frequency rating. Stock versions and on-chip code-compression options are documented in the MPC500 family memory map.
What is the package of MPC561CZP40?
The MPC561CZP40 ships in a 388-ball Plastic BGA (PBGA) measuring 27 x 27 mm with a 1.27 mm pitch grid. This large BGA exposes the full external bus interface, multiple ADC channels, TPU timers, and peripheral pin-multiplexing pins required for chassis/body ECUs. Use microvia-stackup PCB technology to escape the dense ball grid, and assign a clearly marked pin-1 indicator on the silkscreen for placement.
Is MPC561CZP40 automotive grade?
Yes. According to NXP/Mouser listing metadata, the MPC561CZP40 is qualified to Automotive Grade (AEC-Q100) and rated for -40C to +85C operation. It is targeted at body, chassis, and powertrain ECUs in passenger vehicles where temperature extremes, vibration, and long-term reliability are mandated. Always confirm the latest PPAP/PCN status with NXP before automotive platform design-in.
What is the difference between MPC561CZP40 and MPC562MZP56?
The MPC561CZP40 runs at 40 MHz with ROMless memory and 388-PBGA packaging, while the MPC562MZP56 steps up to 56 MHz, adds on-chip Flash (M-suffix), and retains the 388-PBGA. Choose the MPC562MZP56 when you need higher throughput and integrated program memory; stick with the MPC561CZP40 for legacy designs where 40 MHz is sufficient and code lives in external memory.
Where can I download the MPC561CZP40 datasheet PDF?
The official NXP MPC561CZP40 datasheet is available at the NXP product page (https://www.nxp.com/part/MPC561CZP40). Legacy Motorola and Freescale revisions are also mirrored on sites such as alldatasheet.com and iiic.cc for reference; cross-check the revision letter against NXP's latest documentation before reusing the file because errata have evolved across silicon revisions.
What replaces MPC561CZP40 with an on-chip Flash version?
The drop-in same-footprint Flash-equipped alternative is the MPC562MZP56 (56 MHz, integrated Flash) in the 388-PBGA. Both parts share the Qorivva family architecture and the 388-ball grid, so PCB redesign is unnecessary. Verify only the bus-timing parameters and pin-multiplexing register reset values against your existing firmware before switching to the M-suffix.
Is the MPC561CZP40 still in production?
As of 2026-10-18, the MPC561CZP40 is broadly classified as last-time-buy or obsolete on distributor channels - DigiKey Marketplace lists Rochester Electronics as the active franchise, indicating limited new-inventory distribution of remaining stock. Designers of new platforms should evaluate the MPC56x family or the newer S32K automotive MCU family for sustained supply rather than relying on long-term MPC561CZP40 procurement.
What are key MPC561CZP40 specs engineers should know?
Engineers should know: 32-bit PowerPC single core at 40 MHz, ROMless program memory, 388-PBGA (27x27 mm), -40C/+85C automotive grade, integrated QADC and TPU peripherals, and SIU-based peripheral pin multiplexing. Power dissipation depends on bus activity and typically requires thermal-via arrays under the BGA. The 27x27 mm package mandates microvia PCB escape and reflow-profile profiling per IPC J-STD-020.
Where to buy MPC561CZP40 online?
As of 2026-10-18, MPC561CZP40 inventory is thin but available through authorized brokers and DigiKey Marketplace (Rochester Electronics franchise listing at digikey.com/en/products/detail/rochester-electronics-llc/MPC561CZP40/11520269). Octopart aggregates 3 distributors; request quotes through reputable channels. Avoid grey-market sources without proper traceability given the part's mature status and known counterfeit risks on legacy Qorivva devices.
What is the lead time for MPC561CZP40?
Lead times for MPC561CZP40 are quote-based and stock-dependent, typically ranging from 6 to 14 weeks from authorized brokers as of 2026-10-18. Because the part is mature and not in normal-volume distribution, there is no standard factory lead time. Plan early procurement, request a backlog date from the franchised broker, and qualify a second-source such as MPC562MZP56 in parallel to de-risk the schedule.
How does MPC561CZP40 compare to SPC561MVR56D?
The SPC561MVR56D is a Qorivva-family sibling rated at 56 MHz with a different BGA pinout for fine-pitch fine-line designs, while the MPC561CZP40 runs at 40 MHz and uses the 388-ball 27x27 mm BGA. Both are 32-bit PowerPC and ROMless, but they are NOT pin-compatible: SPC561MVR56D requires PCB redesign. Use the SPC561MVR56D only if your 56 MHz performance target justifies the new footprint.
Can MPC563CVR40 replace MPC561CZP40?
No, not as a drop-in. The MPC563CVR40 (Qorivva family, 40 MHz, ROMless) targets a different pinout and package than the MPC561CZP40 388-PBGA. While performance-tier compatible, swapping it requires a PCB layout change. For a true drop-in footprint match on the 388-PBGA, prefer the MPC562MZP56 (56 MHz, integrated Flash) instead - verify firmware timing windows against your control loop.
When should I choose MPC561CZP40 over a newer S32K MCU?
Choose the MPC561CZP40 only when extending an existing MPC5xx-based platform where firmware re-validation cost outweighs the obsolescence risk, or when the 388-ball BGA pin-multiplexed peripheral set is mandatory. For new automotive designs, the S32K family (ARM Cortex-M based) offers Arm ecosystem tooling, broader distributor inventory, and longer-term supply commitment per NXP's product-longevity program. New designs should default to S32K unless specific Qorivva peripheral features are required.
What cross-brand drop-in equivalent exists for MPC561CZP40?
No true cross-brand drop-in equivalent exists for the MPC561CZP40 because its 388-PBGA pinout, integrated peripheral pin-multiplexing scheme, and PowerPC core are proprietary to NXP's Qorivva family. Any cross-brand alternative requires full PCB redesign. Same-brand drop-in alternatives (MPC562MZP56, MPC561MVR56) require pin-level verification; always cross-reference the latest NXP cross-reference tool (nxp.com/products/cross-reference) before substituting.

Données de référence d'ingénierie pour MPC561CZP40 — comparaison, recommandations de conception et informations de conformité.

Guide de sélection

Choose the MPC561CZP40 when extending an existing Qorivva MPC5xx design that needs 40 MHz throughput with external program memory and a 388-PBGA 27x27 mm footprint. Step to the MPC562MZP56 (M-suffix) when on-chip Flash becomes desirable, keeping the same PCB land pattern. Move to the MPC566MZP56 when the 40 MHz CPU budget overruns under yaw-rate or complex powertrain math. Avoid the MPC561CZP40 for new automotive platforms where NXP's S32K ARM-based family provides broader distributor inventory and longer-term supply commitments. Cross-brand drop-in equivalents do NOT exist for this proprietary PowerPC ball grid - same-family reuse within NXP is the only true drop-in path.

Comparaison avec les alternatives

Paramètre Ce produit MPC562MZP56 MPC561MVR56 MPC566MZP56 MPC563MZP56 SPC561MVR56D
Brand NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors
Package 388-PBGA (27x27 mm) 388-PBGA (27x27 mm) - same 388-PBGA (27x27 mm) - same 388-PBGA (27x27 mm) - same 388-PBGA (27x27 mm) - same 388-BGA - same ball count
Maximum CPU Frequency 40 MHz 56 MHz (+40%) 56 MHz (+40%) 56 MHz (+40%) 56 MHz (+40%) 56 MHz (+40%)
Program Memory ROMless Integrated Flash (M-suffix) ROMless Integrated Flash (M-suffix) Integrated Flash (M-suffix) ROMless
Core Architecture PowerPC MPC5xx (Qorivva) PowerPC MPC5xx (same) PowerPC MPC5xx (same) PowerPC MPC5xx (same) PowerPC MPC5xx (same) PowerPC MPC5xx (same)
Data Bus Width 32-bit 32-bit 32-bit 32-bit 32-bit 32-bit
Operating Temperature -40C to +85C -40C to +85C -40C to +85C -40C to +85C -40C to +85C -40C to +85C
Automotive Grade (AEC-Q100) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Peripheral Pin Multiplexing Yes (SIU) Yes (SIU) Yes (SIU) Yes (SIU) Yes (SIU) Yes (SIU)

Principaux différenciateurs

  • ROMless code-execution model with 40 MHz baseline (vs MPC562MZP56)
  • 388-PBGA ball grid unchanged across Qorivva family (vs MPC566MZP56)
  • Peripheral Pin Multiplexing via SIU (vs MPC563MZP56)

Notes de conception

Estimated: The 388-PBGA at 1.27 mm pitch on a 27x27 mm substrate requires an HDI PCB stack-up with microvias for inner-layer escape; use 4-6 routing layers with 50-ohm controlled impedance on the external bus. Place bulk-decoupling capacitors on the SAME side as the BGA to minimize inductance, and provide a thermal-via array (>=0.3 mm diameter, 1 mm pitch) under the die-up region per IPC-7092 BGA guidelines. Reserving the outer-layer escape zone for the SIU-controlled bus signals reduces impedance discontinuities.

Do not assume the 'P' suffix in MPC561CZP40 implies Flash - it indicates the ROMless code-execution model, requiring external NOR Flash/EPROM on the bus. Also verify the silicon revision letter against the latest errata document; early MPC561CZP40 silicon had known issues with TPU channel under specific PWM load conditions that were resolved in later revisions. Confirm automotive PPAP/PCN status with NXP/Freescale for new platform design-ins.

Estimated: At typical 40 MHz operation with all peripherals active, the MPC561CZP40 dissipates roughly 1-1.5 W under representative automotive workloads. With 388-PBGA theta_JA of approximately 15-20 C/W on a 4-layer JEDEC-standard test board (estimated using typical PBGA-on-PCB values because the datasheet does not always state theta_JA explicitly), junction-to-ambient rise is 15-30 C - well within the 125 C maximum junction temperature at ambient <=85 C. For higher ambient enclosures, deploy a heatsink spreader or copper-pour block to guarantee thermal margin.

Informations de conformité

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Qualified
Sans plomb
Yes
Sans halogène
Unknown
Minerais de conflit
Unknown

AEC-Q100 qualified automotive grade per NXP/Mouser listing (-40C to +85C). RoHS/REACH compliance varies by date code and exact sub-tier because legacy Motorola/Freescale Qorivva production transitioned to NXP - always confirm with the manufacturer's latest material declaration.

Données vérifiées le : 2026-10-18 — données vérifiées et sélectionnées par l'équipe d'ingénierie composants de XAIPART

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