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W55RP20 - RP2040+W5500 Ethernet SiP MCU | WIZnet

部品番号: W55RP20 ✓ 生産中
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68-VFQFN Exposed Pad Package 133 MHz Speed 2 MB on-chip Memory
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W55RP20 概要

The WIZnet W55RP20 is a System-in-Package (SiP) ioMCU that integrates the Raspberry Pi RP2040 dual-core Arm Cortex-M0+ microcontroller running at 133 MHz with the W5500 hardware TCP/IP Ethernet controller, in a 68-pin VFQFN exposed-pad package. It combines 2 MByte of on-chip flash memory and 264 kB of on-chip SRAM organized in six independent banks with a full hardwired TCP/IP stack and a 12-channel DMA controller.

A System-in-Package device stacks or side-by-side mounts two dies within a single molded package, so the W55RP20 functions electrically as one microcontroller with built-in Ethernet, eliminating the two-chip RP2040-plus-W5500 solution that previously required separate routing, crystals, and power domains. In the product hierarchy it sits as: ioMCU -> communications controller microcontroller -> Ethernet microcontroller -> IoT connectivity IC.

Key features include the dual Cortex-M0+ cores at 133 MHz, 2 MB flash for code storage, 264 kB SRAM in six independent banks, and the W5500 subsystem with a hardwired TCP/IP stack supporting 8 hardware sockets, which offloads protocol processing entirely from the CPU. A 12-channel DMA controller supports memory-to-peripheral, peripheral-to-memory, and memory-to-memory transfers, each channel with its own control and status registers, letting the processor switch to other tasks or low-power states during large data transfers.

The W5500 die provides a hardware TCP/IP stack implementing MAC and PHY functionality for 10/100 Mbps Ethernet, so networking is deterministic and does not consume MCU cycles for protocol handling. This architecture suits applications where wire-speed throughput and low jitter matter more than a large software network stack.

Typical applications include industrial IoT gateways, networked sensor nodes, smart-building controllers, and Ethernet-enabled embedded systems where developers want Raspberry Pi Pico-class processing plus native wired networking in one chip.

Design consideration: as a SiP, thermal dissipation is combined from both dies; verify total power budget and provide adequate ground-plane copper under the exposed pad for heat spreading and signal return.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, availability, evaluation-board references, and practical design notes not consolidated in the manufacturer datasheet.

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このシリーズのバリエーション

同一シリーズでドロップイン互換のモデル: W55RP20 (同一形状・フットプリント) — 相違点: Product Type, SRAM.

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Product Type: Pre-programmed Serial-to-Ethernet (S2E) chip
SRAM: 264 kB (six independent banks)
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📦 68-VFQFN Exposed Pad
ARM Cortex-M0+ (dual core) · 133 MHz · 2 MB on-chip · 264 kB (six independent banks) · 12 independent channels · 10/100 Mbps hardwired TCP/IP (W5500 core) · Up to 921,600 bps (UART) · USB 2.0 full speed (12 Mbps), host/device

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W55RP20 最大定格&電気的特性

Core Dual Arm Cortex-M0+
Core Clock Frequency 133 MHz
Flash Memory 2 MB on-chip
SRAM 264 kB on-chip in six independent banks
Ethernet Controller W5500 with hardwired TCP/IP stack
Ethernet Speed 10/100 Mbps
Hardware Sockets 8
DMA Channels 12 independent channels
DMA Transfer Types Memory-to-peripheral, peripheral-to-memory, memory-to-memory
パッケージ 68-VFQFN Exposed Pad
実装タイプ Surface Mount
Product Type SiP ioMCU / Communications Controller MCU
Integrated Dies RP2040 MCU + W5500 Ethernet controller

W55RP20 68-vfqfn exposed pad ピン配置ガイド

W55RP20 (68-vfqfn exposed pad パッケージ) のピン配置。 このデジタルICには、GPIO、通信インターフェース (UART、SPI、I2C)、および電源ピンが含まれています。代替ピン機能と設定オプションについては、メーカーのデータシートを参照してください。組み込みシステム設計とPCBレイアウトに不可欠です。

W55RP20 の 68-vfqfn exposed pad パッケージピン配置図

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主な用途

W55RP20 の用途: 6 件s: Industrial IoT Gateways, Networked Sensor Nodes, Smart Building Controllers, Embedded Ethernet Adapters / Serial-to-Ethernet Bridges, Networked Consumer and Smart Home Devices, Test, Measurement, and Networking Equipment.

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Industrial IoT Gateways

The W55RP20 fits industrial IoT gateway roles because its W5500 die provides a hardwired TCP/IP stack with 8 hardware sockets at 10/100 Mbps, delivering deterministic network throughput without consuming CPU cycles on protocol handling. The dual Cortex-M0+ cores at 133 MHz run protocol conversion logic (Modbus-to-MQTT, serial-to-Ethernet) while the 2 MB flash and 264 kB SRAM accommodate buffer-heavy applications. The 12-channel DMA streams sensor data to Ethernet socket buffers in the background, keeping both cores free for real-time control tasks. Compared to a software network stack, the hardware stack reduces jitter, an important factor in factory automation polling cycles. The Raspberry Pi-WIZnet industrial case study specifically highlights SiP adoption in smart factory deployments.

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Networked Sensor Nodes

For Ethernet-connected sensor nodes, the W55RP20 consolidates MCU, flash, and PHY into one 68-VFQFN device, shrinking node BOM count and board area versus a two-chip RP2040 plus W5500 layout. The hardware TCP/IP stack supports persistent connections to SCADA or cloud brokers across 8 sockets, so a single node can publish to redundant endpoints simultaneously. The 12-channel DMA moves ADC and peripheral data into W5500 TX buffers memory-to-peripheral style, allowing the Cortex-M0+ cores to sleep between samples and extending power budget in duty-cycled deployments. With 2 MB on-chip flash, nodes can store local logging code and firmware-update images. The SiP's integrated PHY removes external magnetics layout sensitivity common to discrete PHY designs.

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Smart Building Controllers

Smart-building controllers benefit from the W55RP20's combination of dual-core processing and native wired Ethernet for BMS integration. The W5500 die's 8 hardware sockets allow simultaneous communication with multiple building subsystems - lighting, HVAC, and access control - over separate TCP connections with no software stack maintenance. The 264 kB SRAM in six independent banks supports concurrent sensor aggregation and network buffering, while the 133 MHz dual Cortex-M0+ cores partition control loops from communication handlers. Because the hardwired TCP/IP stack is deterministic, scheduled control actions are not delayed by network stack processing. The 2 MB flash accommodates OTA-update-capable firmware images with a safe rollback partition, a common requirement in installed building infrastructure.

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Embedded Ethernet Adapters / Serial-to-Ethernet Bridges

The W55RP20 is the silicon behind WIZnet's W55RP20-S2E serial-to-Ethernet variant, making it a natural choice for general-purpose UART/TCP bridge products. The dual Cortex-M0+ cores split work cleanly: one core services UART traffic with DMA-supported transfers through the 12-channel DMA controller, while the other manages W5500 socket buffers, achieving transparent bidirectional bridging at line rate. The hardwired TCP/IP stack guarantees consistent packet turnaround for legacy industrial equipment expecting serial-tunnel behavior. With 2 MB flash, vendors can embed configuration web servers, multiple firmware profiles, and TLS-light protocols. Developers can validate designs on the W55RP20-EVB-Pico, which is supported in mainline Zephyr for portable bridge firmware.

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Networked Consumer and Smart Home Devices

Consumer connected devices - printers, networked appliances, and smart home hubs - use the W55RP20 to add wired Ethernet with minimal engineering risk. The W5500 die has shipped in millions of WIZnet Ethernet ICs, so its TCP/IP offload behavior is well understood, while the RP2040 die inherits the extensive Raspberry Pi Pico software ecosystem including MicroPython, C/C++ SDK, and community libraries. This combination shortens development cycles: networking is configuration rather than stack development. The 133 MHz dual cores run UI, motor, or audio tasks alongside networking, and 264 kB SRAM handles JSON parsing and TLS session data for cloud connectivity. Wired Ethernet in consumer devices also avoids Wi-Fi certification cost for the network path.

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Test, Measurement, and Networking Equipment

In bench instruments and networked test equipment, the W55RP20 provides a deterministic data path: the W5500 hardware TCP/IP stack streams measurement results over Ethernet with low, consistent latency, while the 12-channel DMA controller pipelines ADC sample blocks into socket buffers without core intervention - the datasheet explicitly notes the DMA lets the processor switch to other tasks or low-power states during large transfers. The dual Cortex-M0+ cores separate acquisition control from user-interface and command parsing, and 2 MB flash stores calibration tables and multiple instrument personalities. The exposed-pad 68-VFQFN package supports the ground-plane integrity needed in mixed-signal instrument layouts, and the SiP form factor simplifies EMI enclosure design versus two separate networked dies.

おすすめ製品の概要

What is the W55RP20 and what does it integrate?
The W55RP20 is a WIZnet System-in-Package (SiP) ioMCU that integrates the Raspberry Pi RP2040 dual-core Arm Cortex-M0+ microcontroller (133 MHz) with the W5500 hardwired TCP/IP Ethernet controller in a single 68-VFQFN exposed-pad package. It provides 2 MB of on-chip flash and 264 kB of on-chip SRAM in six independent banks. According to the WIZnet W55RP20 datasheet, the combined device behaves as one microcontroller with native Ethernet, replacing the older two-chip RP2040 + W5500 board solution.
How much flash and SRAM does the W55RP20 have?
The W55RP20 provides 2 MByte of on-chip flash memory and 264 kB of on-chip SRAM organized in six independent banks. According to the Mouser product listing for the W55RP20, this memory configuration matches the RP2040 die's memory subsystem while the SiP adds the W5500 Ethernet controller die with its own socket buffers. The 2 MB flash is ample for MicroPython or C/C++ firmware with a network stack, and the banked SRAM architecture supports concurrent core and DMA access.
How many DMA channels does the W55RP20 support and what transfer types are available?
The W55RP20 DMA controller provides 12 independent channels and supports memory-to-peripheral, peripheral-to-memory, and memory-to-memory transfers. According to the WIZnet W55RP20 datasheet, each channel has its own control and status registers for programming and monitoring. The DMA handles large data transfers so the dual Cortex-M0+ processors can switch to other tasks or enter low-power states, which is particularly useful when streaming data to or from the W5500 Ethernet socket buffers.
What is the price of W55RP20?
As of 2026-10-19, the W55RP20 is listed at LCSC from approximately $3.05 per unit in single-piece quantity, with typical distributor volume pricing declining to roughly $2.45-$2.60 at 500-1000 piece quantities on XAIPART. Pricing varies by distributor and stock position; DigiKey and Mouser also list the W55RP20 and the W55RP20-S2E variant. Always confirm current pricing on the distributor page before ordering, as Ethernet MCU pricing shifts with silicon supply and reel-size breaks.
Where to buy W55RP20 online?
The W55RP20 can be purchased from authorized WIZnet distributors including DigiKey (listed as a 68-VFQFN exposed-pad communications controller MCU), Mouser, and LCSC, as well as from XAIPART. LCSC lists the part in stock with pricing from approximately $3.05 as of 2026-10-19, and DigiKey states 'Buy now, ships today' for the W55RP20 and W55RP20-S2E. JLink Technology is an authorized WIZnet distributor offering samples, quotes, and cross-reference advice with one-business-day response for volume requests.
Is the W55RP20 in stock and what is the lead time?
Yes, the W55RP20 shows in-stock status at multiple distributors as of 2026-10-19: LCSC lists it in stock (product C43229502), and DigiKey indicates same-day shipping for the W55RP20 and W55RP20-S2E. Lead time for volume orders depends on reel allocation from WIZnet; authorized distributor JLink provides stock, pricing, and lead-time confirmation within one business day. For production planning, request a formal quote since SiP devices can have longer factory lead times than stock quantities suggest.
What is the difference between W55RP20 and RP2040?
The W55RP20 is not a competitor to the RP2040 - it contains an RP2040 die inside. The W55RP20 integrates the RP2040 dual-core Cortex-M0+ MCU (133 MHz, 2 MB flash, 264 kB SRAM) with WIZnet's W5500 hardware TCP/IP Ethernet controller in one package. A standalone RP2040 has no Ethernet; adding it traditionally requires an external W5500 chip, magnetics, and SPI routing. The W55RP20 collapses this into a single 68-pin VFQFN, saving board area and simplifying the bill of materials for networked designs.
W55RP20 vs W5500 - which should I use for my IoT device?
Choose the W55RP20 if your design needs both processing and Ethernet - it gives you the RP2040 dual-core MCU plus the W5500 in one chip, ideal for gateways and smart devices. Choose the standalone W5500 if you already have a host microcontroller and only need to add hardwired TCP/IP networking over SPI, since the W5500 supports 8 hardware sockets without CPU protocol overhead. The W5500 die inside the W55RP20 offers identical networking capability, so the decision hinges purely on whether you need an MCU in the same package.
When should I choose the W55RP20 over a two-chip RP2040 + W5500 design?
Choose the W55RP20 when board area, BOM count, or assembly cost matter: it replaces the RP2040 chip, W5500 chip, their two crystals, and associated decoupling with one 68-VFQFN device, reducing placement cost and routing complexity. The Raspberry Pi case study on WIZnet highlights exactly this consolidation for industrial SiP designs. Stay with a two-chip design only if you need board-level flexibility to upgrade either die independently, or if your footprint already exists and qualifying a new SiP is not justified.
What is the best drop-in replacement for W55RP20?
There is currently no true drop-in replacement for the W55RP20 from another manufacturer - it is a proprietary WIZnet SiP combining RP2040 and W5500 dies in a 68-VFQFN exposed-pad package. The closest in-family alternatives are WIZnet's own W55RP20-S2E variant, which is the same SiP pre-loaded with serial-to-Ethernet firmware. For new designs facing supply risk, the fallback is a two-chip solution (Raspberry Pi RP2040 + WIZnet W5500), which is functionally equivalent but requires a board respin rather than a pin-to-pin swap.
What is the WIZnet equivalent for RP2040-based Ethernet designs?
For RP2040-based Ethernet designs, the WIZnet W55RP20 is the manufacturer-integrated equivalent of the popular two-chip RP2040 + W5500 combination (as used on the W5500-EVB-Pico board). Because WIZnet packages both dies in one 68-VFQFN SiP, developers get the same Pico-class processing plus hardwired TCP/IP in a single component. Note that no cross-brand part offers this exact combination; other Ethernet MCUs (e.g., STM32 with external PHY) require different software stacks and are not pin-compatible.
Where can I download the W55RP20 datasheet PDF?
The official W55RP20 datasheet PDF is available on the WIZnet document system at docs.wiznet.io (file W55RP20_ds_v100e.pdf), and a mirrored copy is hosted by SparkFun. According to the WIZnet datasheet, the document covers the SiP architecture, the 12-channel DMA controller, the RP2040 processor subsystem, and the W5500 Ethernet controller section. For pinout and package drawings, use the official WIZnet document system version, as it is the authoritative and most current revision.
Where can I find the W55RP20 pinout?
The W55RP20 pinout is documented in the official WIZnet datasheet PDF (W55RP20_ds_v100e.pdf) on the WIZnet document system, covering the 68-VFQFN exposed-pad package with pin assignments for the RP2040 GPIO bank, the W5500 Ethernet signals (MDC/MDIO, TX/RX pairs), power, and ground pins. Because this is a 68-pin dual-die SiP, pin functions span both dies; always cross-check the datasheet pin table against the W55RP20-EVB-Pico schematic published on the WIZnet GitHub repository before finalizing your land pattern.
Is the W55RP20 suitable for industrial IoT gateways?
Yes, the W55RP20 is positioned by WIZnet specifically for sophisticated IoT systems including industrial gateways and smart devices. Its hardwired TCP/IP stack in the W5500 die delivers deterministic 10/100 Mbps Ethernet with 8 hardware sockets, while the dual Cortex-M0+ cores at 133 MHz handle application logic, and the 12-channel DMA offloads large data transfers so cores can enter low-power states. The Raspberry Pi-WIZnet case study confirms industrial adoption of this SiP family, and the W55RP20-EVB-Pico provides a Zephyr-supported evaluation path for industrial software stacks.
What are the key specifications of the W55RP20 that engineers should know?
The key W55RP20 specifications are: dual Arm Cortex-M0+ cores at 133 MHz (RP2040 die), 2 MB on-chip flash, 264 kB on-chip SRAM in six independent banks, an integrated W5500 Ethernet controller with hardwired TCP/IP stack supporting 8 sockets at 10/100 Mbps, a 12-channel DMA controller (memory-to-peripheral, peripheral-to-memory, memory-to-memory), all in a 68-VFQFN exposed-pad package. Single-unit pricing starts around $3.05 as of 2026-10-19 per LCSC. These figures come from the WIZnet datasheet and distributor listings.
Is there an evaluation board for the W55RP20?
Yes, WIZnet offers the W55RP20-EVB-Pico, an evaluation board that works essentially like a Raspberry Pi Pico but adds Ethernet through the integrated W5500 die. It is supported in mainline Zephyr RTOS documentation, and SparkFun stocks the board. According to the Zephyr project documentation, the board targets developers porting Pico-class applications to wired networking. The WIZnet GitHub repository hosts hardware design files, and community discussion on the Raspberry Pi forums distinguishes it from the older two-chip W5500-EVB-Pico.

エンジニアリング参考データ: W55RP20 — 比較、設計ガイダンス、コンプライアンス情報。

選定ガイド

Choose the W55RP20 when a new design needs Raspberry Pi Pico-class dual-core processing plus wired Ethernet and board consolidation matters - it replaces the two-chip RP2040 + W5500 arrangement with one 68-VFQFN SiP, cutting BOM count and layout effort. Choose the W55RP20-S2E variant of the same footprint if your product is a serial-to-Ethernet bridge and you want factory firmware out of the box. Choose a standalone W5500 instead when you already have a host MCU and only need to bolt on hardwired TCP/IP over SPI. There is no cross-brand drop-in equivalent; migrating to an Ethernet MCU from another vendor (e.g., STM32 with external PHY) means a new footprint, a different network stack, and significant software rework. For evaluation, start with the W55RP20-EVB-Pico, which is supported in mainline Zephyr and works like a Raspberry Pi Pico with built-in Ethernet.

代替品との比較

パラメータ この製品 W55RP20-S2E
Package 68-VFQFN Exposed Pad 68-VFQFN Exposed Pad - same
Brand WIZnet WIZnet
Core Dual Arm Cortex-M0+ @ 133 MHz Dual Arm Cortex-M0+ @ 133 MHz
Flash Memory 2 MB on-chip 2 MB on-chip
SRAM 264 kB (six banks) 264 kB (six banks)
Ethernet Controller W5500 hardwired TCP/IP, 8 sockets W5500 hardwired TCP/IP, 8 sockets
DMA Channels 12 12
Pre-loaded Firmware None (user-programmable) Serial-to-Ethernet (S2E) firmware

主な差別化要因

  • Single-package consolidation of MCU and Ethernet (vs RP2040 + W5500 two-chip solution)
  • S2E variant ships with ready-made firmware (vs W55RP20-S2E)
  • Hardware TCP/IP offload versus software stacks (vs MCUs with software IP stacks (e.g., generic Cortex-M0+ MCUs))

設計ノート

The W55RP20 is a dual-die SiP (RP2040 + W5500) in a 68-VFQFN exposed-pad package, so the exposed pad must be soldered to a solid ground pour for both thermal dissipation and signal return of the Ethernet PHY section. Follow the W55RP20-EVB-Pico reference layout from the WIZnet GitHub repository, including the W5500-side magnetics placement and Bob Smith termination circuit. Keep the 25 MHz Ethernet crystal traces short and guarded by ground, and place decoupling capacitors for both die power domains close to their respective supply pins.

Because two dies share one package, budget the combined power: the RP2040 cores at 133 MHz plus the W5500 PHY in active 100 Mbps mode draw current from the same supply rails through the SiP. Estimated: verify total load against your regulator headroom using RP2040 and W5500 datasheet current figures, since the W55RP20 datasheet may specify them per die. Add bulk capacitance (at least 10 uF) near the SiP in addition to per-pin decoupling, and sequence power-up per the WIZnet datasheet requirements to avoid PHY latch-up.

Do not treat the W55RP20 as a pin-compatible drop-in for either the RP2040 (QFN-56) or the standalone W5500 (QFN-48); it is a distinct 68-pin footprint requiring its own land pattern. Also, developers migrating from the two-chip W5500-EVB-Pico must note the community-documented distinction (Raspberry Pi forums): the W55RP20-EVB-Pico is a single-chip design without the LDO/PoE configuration of the older board. When using the S2E variant, remember it ships with factory firmware - reflashing replaces that firmware permanently.

コンプライアンス情報

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
鉛フリー
Unknown
ハロゲンフリー
Unknown
紛争鉱物
Unknown

Compliance data not present in the provided web data; consult the official WIZnet product page and datasheet for RoHS/REACH declarations.

データ検証日: 2026-10-19 — データはXAIPARTの部品エンジニアリングチームによって検証・管理されています

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