MC9S08DV60ACLH - 8-Bit 40MHz MCU with 60KB Flash | NXP
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MC9S08DV60ACLH Overview
A microcontroller is a programmable semiconductor that integrates a processor core, memory, peripherals, and interface functions into one device. The S08 family uses an 8-bit HCS08 architecture, while this MC9S08DV60ACLH device combines that processing platform with 40 MHz operation and 60 KB of embedded flash. This places it within the broader hierarchy of embedded controller, 8-bit microcontroller, semiconductor, and electronic control system components.
The main verified feature set includes an S08 core, 40 MHz maximum operating frequency, 60 KB flash memory, embedded CAN capability identified in the family description, and LIN-master capability shown in the distributor listing. The package is identified as 64-LQFP, also described by one search result as an 80 LQFP product-family wording; the exact ordering code and manufacturer documentation should control mechanical decisions. The part is intended for cost-sensitive embedded control rather than high-performance digital processing.
The device architecture is relevant to automotive body and industrial control designs because it combines local flash, serial communications, and real-time control in a single package. CAN can support vehicle-network communication, while LIN is commonly used for lower-cost vehicle subnets and peripheral links. The verified data does not provide complete electrical timing, memory-map, peripheral-pin, or package drawings, so those details require the official NXP datasheet before schematic or PCB release.
Typical use cases include body-control modules, automotive gateway interfaces, actuator controllers, LIN-connected peripherals, CAN-based industrial nodes, and compact embedded control products. The MC9S08DV60ACLH is especially relevant where an 8-bit controller, local program memory, and vehicle-network interfaces are more appropriate than a higher-performance processor.
A key design consideration is package and pin verification. The verified distributor listing states 64-LQFP 10 x 10 mm, while the NXP page description says 80 LQFP; engineers must confirm the exact mechanical drawing and pinout for MC9S08DV60ACLH before layout. Firmware, clocking, memory organization, peripheral multiplexing, and external-component requirements should also be checked against the manufacturer documentation.
This page consolidates verified distributor and manufacturer information, distinguishes confirmed specifications from missing data, and highlights replacement constraints. The NRND lifecycle designation and absence of verified drop-in alternatives should be considered before production sourcing.
Drop-in alternatives for MC9S08DV60ACLH — same package, pin-to-pin compatible. Different-package parts requiring PCB rework are excluded.
Variants in this series
Same-series models that are drop-in compatible with MC9S08DV60ACLH (same form factor and footprint) — differing in Package, Product Type, Core, Flash Memory, Instruction Set.
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View Datasheet →MC9S08DV60ACLH Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics
| Product Type | 8-bit microcontroller |
| Processor Core | S08 core |
| Maximum CPU Frequency | 40 MHz |
| Flash Memory | 60 KB |
| Flash Organization | 60K x 8 bits |
| RAM Memory | 3 KB |
| Communication Interface | Embedded CAN and LIN master capability |
| Package | 64-LQFP, 10 x 10 mm |
| Package Description | QFP 64 |
| Mounting Type | Surface mount |
| Instruction Set | HC08 instruction set |
| Bus Frequency | 20 MHz |
| Interrupt and Reset Sources | Up to 32 sources |
| Application | Automotive body electronics and industrial applications |
| Lifecycle Status | NRND |
MC9S08DV60ACLH qfp 64 Pin Configuration Guide
Pin configuration for MC9S08DV60ACLH (qfp 64 package). This digital IC includes GPIO, communication interfaces (UART, SPI, I2C), and power pins. Refer to the manufacturer datasheet for alternate pin functions and configuration options. Essential for embedded system design and PCB layout.
No detailed pinout data available for MC9S08DV60ACLH.
Refer to the datasheet for full pin configuration.
Typical Applications
MC9S08DV60ACLH is suitable for 6 applications: Automotive Body Control Module, CAN Network Gateway, LIN-Connected Peripheral Controller, Actuator and Switch Controller, Industrial Embedded Control Node, Programmable Sensor Interface.
Automotive Body Control Module
MC9S08DV60ACLH fits an automotive body-control module because it combines an 8-bit S08 core, 40 MHz operation, 60 KB flash, 3 KB RAM, and communication interfaces identified as CAN and LIN master capability. Place the MCU beside the appropriate CAN and LIN transceivers, then use local flash for body-state logic, input conditioning, and actuator sequencing. The 40 MHz CPU provides timing headroom for protocol and control tasks, while local program storage can reduce external memory complexity. The design must still verify the exact pinout, supply limits, temperature grade, transceiver interface levels, and automotive qualification before production release.
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CAN Network Gateway
The MC9S08DV60ACLH is suitable for a compact CAN gateway when the design needs an 8-bit controller with local flash and automotive-oriented communications. Its verified embedded CAN capability can support message filtering, routing, diagnostics, and periodic node tasks, while 60 KB flash provides room for gateway tables and application logic. Use an external CAN transceiver rather than connecting the MCU directly to the vehicle bus, and isolate the physical-layer network according to the transceiver and system requirements. Firmware timing, interrupt priorities, bus fault handling, and watchdog behavior must be validated against the manufacturer documentation.
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LIN-Connected Peripheral Controller
For LIN-connected peripherals, MC9S08DV60ACLH provides a relevant combination of 8-bit processing, 40 MHz maximum operation, 60 KB flash, 3 KB RAM, and LIN-master capability identified in the verified distributor data. A practical architecture places the MCU between a LIN transceiver and local sensors, switches, LEDs, or actuators. The local flash can hold protocol handling and device-specific logic, while the high CPU rate supports deterministic scheduling and diagnostic routines. Confirm the exact LIN pins, transceiver requirements, timing parameters, and package pin multiplexing before schematic release because those details are absent from the supplied verification.
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Actuator and Switch Controller
MC9S08DV60ACLH can serve as the local controller for an actuator, switch bank, or compact motor-control subsystem where an 8-bit MCU is adequate. The 40 MHz S08 core provides more scheduling margin than a slower basic controller, and the 60 KB flash can store state logic, calibration values, and communication routines. The design should place the MCU close to input conditioning and driver circuitry, use appropriate transient protection for external wiring, and validate switching noise at the pins. Because no verified pinout, voltage range, or timing data is supplied, the exact external driver and protection design must follow the official NXP documentation.
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Industrial Embedded Control Node
The MC9S08DV60ACLH is positioned for industrial applications in addition to automotive body electronics. Its 8-bit architecture, 60 KB flash, 3 KB RAM, and CAN-related communication capability can support compact supervisory nodes, equipment controllers, and local condition-monitoring products. The part is most appropriate when deterministic control and network connectivity matter more than high-level computation or extensive external RAM. A robust design should define reset behavior, brownout handling, watchdog policy, communication diagnostics, and industrial temperature requirements. Verify the exact package and lifecycle implications because the verified manufacturer page marks the device NRND.
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Programmable Sensor Interface
MC9S08DV60ACLH can interface with local sensors and digitize or supervise their signals in an embedded product where an 8-bit controller is sufficient. The 40 MHz operating speed supports efficient polling, filtering, thresholding, and communication updates, while 60 KB flash accommodates application code and calibration tables. Keep analog front-end circuitry separate from the MCU supply and digital return paths, and validate input levels and timing against the manufacturer electrical data. The verified information does not specify ADC channels, sensor interfaces, or pin multiplexing, so the particular sensor architecture must be confirmed in the datasheet before layout.
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Engineering reference data for MC9S08DV60ACLH — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.
Selection Guide
Comparison with Alternatives
| Parameter | This Product | MC9S08DV60MLH | MC9S08AW60CFUE | S9S08DV128F2CLFR | S9S08DV96F2CLL | MC9S08DN32MLF |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brand | NXP Semiconductors | NXP Semiconductors | NXP Semiconductors | NXP Semiconductors | NXP Semiconductors | NXP Semiconductors |
| Package | 64-LQFP, 10 x 10 mm | LQFP-64 class; exact dimensions unverified | LQFP-64 class; exact dimensions unverified | LQFP-64 class; exact dimensions unverified | LQFP-64 class; exact dimensions unverified | LQFP-64 class; exact dimensions unverified |
| Core | S08 core | MC9S08DV family candidate | MC9S08 AW family candidate | S08DV family candidate | S08DV family candidate | MC9S08 DN family candidate |
| Flash Memory | 60 KB | 60 KB class | 60 KB class | 128 KB | 96 KB | 32 KB |
Key Differentiators
- Confirmed 40 MHz S08-core operation with 60 KB flash (vs MC9S08AW60CFUE)
- Embedded automotive-oriented communication positioning (vs MC9S08DN32MLF)
- Target-specific 64-LQFP sourcing reference (vs S9S08DV128F2CLFR)
Design Notes
Resolve the package-description discrepancy before schematic or PCB release. The verified distributor listing identifies MC9S08DV60ACLH as 64-LQFP 10 x 10 mm, while an NXP product-page snippet also uses 80-LQFP wording. Confirm the exact ordering code against the NXP datasheet and package drawing, then check every pin, exposed-pad connection, and land pattern. Do not infer pin compatibility from the similar-looking 64-LQFP alternatives listed on this page.
Plan the supply network only after obtaining the official electrical limits and recommended application circuit. The verified data confirms a 40 MHz CPU, 60 KB flash, 3 KB RAM, CAN capability, and LIN-master capability, but does not provide operating voltage, current consumption, or decoupling values. Follow the manufacturer reference design for supply pins, bulk and high-frequency bypass capacitors, reset support, and power sequencing. Validate the rail during 40 MHz operation and transceiver activity rather than relying on a generic 8-bit-MCU layout.
Separate communication and control routing with attention to return currents. Keep CAN and LIN transceiver interfaces away from sensitive analog or clock paths, use short return paths, and place protection devices where their surge-current loop is minimized. Because the verified data does not include a pinout or reference design, treat the package drawing and application schematic as mandatory inputs. Confirm oscillator, programming/debug, reset, and communication nets against the official NXP documentation before finalizing placement.
Compliance Information
The verified data identifies automotive body-electronics positioning but does not explicitly provide RoHS, REACH, AEC-Q100, lead-free, halogen-free, or conflict-minerals declarations. Compliance must be confirmed for the exact ordering code using NXP documentation.