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MPC862TCVR80B - 80MHz PowerQUICC MPC8xx MPU, 357-PBGA | NXP

Name: MPC862TCVR80B - 80MHz PowerQUICC MPC8xx MPU, 357-PBGA | NXP
Brand: NXP Semiconductors
SKU: MPC862TCVR80B

MPN: MPC862TCVR80B ✗ End of Life

3.3 V Vdss 357-PBGA (25 x 25 mm) Package 80 MHz Speed

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MPC862TCVR80B Overview

The NXP MPC862TCVR80B is a PowerQUICC integrated communications microprocessor (MPC8xx family) running at 80 MHz core clock, housed in a 357-ball Plastic BGA (PBGA) package measuring 25 x 25 mm. It integrates a 32-bit PowerPC core with a versatile Communications Processor Module (CPM) for networking and telecom workloads, and operates from a 3.3 V supply. According to the NXP (formerly Motorola/Freescale) datasheet, this part is pin-compatible with other members of the MPC860/MPC862 PowerQUICC family and ships in tray packaging with lead-free, RoHS-compliant terminations.

An MPU (Microprocessor Unit) of the PowerQUICC MPC8xx class is an integrated communications processor that combines a PowerPC execution core with on-chip peripherals optimized for WAN, LAN, and telecom I/O. In the broader taxonomy, the MPC862TCVR80B is a microprocessor -> CPU/MPU -> integrated communications processor -> embedded MPU -> semiconductor. This architecture family was widely deployed in legacy routers, switches, and industrial control boards in the late 1990s and 2000s.

Key features include a 32-bit PowerPC core at 80 MHz, an on-chip CPM supporting serial channels, ATM, Fast Ethernet, and HDLC/PPP protocols, plus memory controllers for SDRAM, DRAM, and burst-mode flash/ROM. The 357-PBGA package provides a robust thermal path for sustained industrial workloads. The device targets -40C to +95C ambient (industrial) operating ranges per the family documentation.

Typical applications for the MPC862TCVR80B include legacy enterprise networking equipment, ISDN/ADSL modem gateways, industrial serial routers, and long-lifecycle embedded control systems. Its integration of CPU and CPM reduces BOM count versus a discrete CPU + companion communications ASIC. Designers moving to RoHS-compliant revisions can use this part as a drop-in upgrade path on existing PBGA footprints.

Designers should verify the specific datasheet revision before PCB layout because BGA ball assignments are exact and any pin-map error requires board rework. Use the 357-PBGA land pattern exactly as specified in the manufacturer mechanical drawing, and follow the power-decoupling guidance for the VDDHV/VCC pins. Engineers considering migration should review the broader PowerQUICC III (MPC83xx) family for forward-compatible designs.

This page consolidates verified distributor pricing, lifecycle status, pin-compatible alternatives in the same 357-PBGA footprint, and practical design considerations that are not surfaced on a single distributor listing.

Drop-in alternatives for MPC862TCVR80B — same package, pin-to-pin compatible. Different-package parts requiring PCB rework are excluded.

MPC860PVR80D4

✅ Drop-In

📦 357-PBGA (25x25 mm)

80 MHz, 3.3 V, same 357-PBGA footprint; leaner CPM with fewer serial channels

📋 Reference alternative (not in catalog)

MPC860DTZQ80D4

✅ Drop-In

📦 357-PBGA (25x25 mm)

80 MHz, 3.3 V, same 357-PBGA footprint; reduced CPM feature set, lower cost

📋 Reference alternative (not in catalog)

MPC866PCVR100A

✅ Drop-In

📦 357-PBGA (25x25 mm)

100 MHz (+25%) vs 80 MHz, same 357-PBGA footprint; firmware timing re-validation may be required

📋 Reference alternative (not in catalog)

MPC862TCVR66B

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ Specs Unverified

📦 357-PBGA (25x25 mm)

66 MHz (-17.5%) vs 80 MHz, same 357-PBGA footprint and CPM; lower performance drop-in

📋 Reference alternative (not in catalog)

MPC862PVR80B

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ Specs Unverified

NXP Semiconductors

📦 357-PBGA (25x25 mm)

MPC8xx PowerQUICC, 32-Bit · PowerPC (single core) · 80 MHz · 3.3 V · 0.32 micrometer CMOS · 357-BBGA (PBGA, 25 x 25 mm) · Tray · Lead Free

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MPC862TCVR80B Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Processor Type	MPC8xx PowerQUICC 32-Bit MPU
Core Architecture	PowerPC (MPC8xx family)
Core Clock Speed	80 MHz
Supply Voltage	3.3 V
Number of Cores	1
Bit Width	32-bit
On-chip Communications Module (CPM)	Yes (RISC-based, for networking/serial)
Package / Case	357-PBGA (25 x 25 mm)
Mounting Type	Surface Mount
Packaging	Tray
Lead Free Status	Lead Free
RoHS Status	RoHS Compliant
Process Node	0.32 um
Manufacturer	NXP USA Inc. (formerly Motorola/Freescale)

MPC862TCVR80B 357-pbga (25 x 25 mm) Pin Configuration Guide

Pin configuration for MPC862TCVR80B (357-pbga (25 x 25 mm) 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.

357-pbga (25 x 25 mm) package pinout diagram for MPC862TCVR80B

No detailed pinout data available for MPC862TCVR80B.

Refer to the datasheet for full pin configuration.

Typical Applications

MPC862TCVR80B is suitable for 6 applications: Legacy Enterprise Routers, ISDN / DSL Modem Gateways, Industrial Serial Communication Controllers, Embedded Linux Networking Appliances, Telecom Line Cards and Access Multiplexers, Long-Lifecycle Avionics and Defense Sub-Systems.

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Legacy Enterprise Routers

The MPC862TCVR80B's integrated Communications Processor Module (CPM) and 80 MHz PowerPC core make it well-suited for legacy enterprise routers handling Fast Ethernet, HDLC, and PPP traffic. Its 357-PBGA package allows compact board layouts while sustaining industrial temperature operation. The on-chip CPM offloads serial-channel processing from the core, freeing CPU cycles for routing-table lookups and protocol stacks in low- to mid-density WAN edge deployments.

Recommended

MPC860PVR80D4 (Lower-cost sibling in same family/footprint) MPC866PCVR100A (Higher-speed (100 MHz) upgrade option)

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ISDN / DSL Modem Gateways

The MPC862TCVR80B's CPM supports multiple HDLC/PPP channels and ATM segmentation, which historically powered integrated ISDN and DSL gateway designs. At 80 MHz with a 32-bit core, it can manage both the WAN-side protocol termination and the local Ethernet/IP routing in a single chip. The 357-PBGA package integrates well into compact gateway enclosures and the 3.3 V supply simplifies power-tree design alongside DSL line-driver ASICs.

Recommended

MPC860DTZQ80D4 (Cost-reduced variant for simpler gateway SKUs) MPC862PVR80B · NXP Semiconductors

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Industrial Serial Communication Controllers

Industrial serial controllers benefit from the MPC862TCVR80B's multi-channel CPM, which can manage many UART/SCC channels simultaneously for protocol bridging, Modbus aggregation, and fieldbus gateway duties. The 80 MHz core handles local control logic while the CPM handles real-time serial I/O. Operating from 3.3 V and housed in a robust 357-PBGA package, the part fits legacy industrial control boards where long-term availability is essential.

Recommended

MPC860PVR80D4 (Pin-compatible variant for industrial BOM flexibility) MPC862TCVR66B (Lower-frequency option in same package)

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Embedded Linux Networking Appliances

Running embedded Linux, the MPC862TCVR80B provides a stable, long-lifecycle 32-bit PowerPC platform with 80 MHz performance suitable for small firewalls, VPN terminators, and protocol-converter appliances. Its on-chip memory controller supports SDRAM and burst flash, allowing a full Linux system in a small footprint. Engineers maintain designs on this part because of the mature GCC and U-Boot toolchain support for the PowerQUICC architecture.

Recommended

MPC866PCVR100A (Higher-performance drop-in for Linux workloads) MPC860DTZQ80D4 (Lower-cost sibling for budget appliances)

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Telecom Line Cards and Access Multiplexers

In telecom line-card designs, the MPC862TCVR80B's CPM provides TDM/framer glue logic and multi-channel HDLC for legacy access multiplexers. Its 357-PBGA package delivers the thermal and electrical integrity required for densely populated line-card PCBs. The 80 MHz core handles supervisory control while the CPM handles per-channel serial processing, reducing the need for additional framer ASICs in compact access platforms.

Recommended

MPC860PVR80D4 (Pin-compatible option with reduced CPM) MPC862PVR80B · NXP Semiconductors

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Long-Lifecycle Avionics and Defense Sub-Systems

Avionics and defense sub-systems with multi-decade support obligations often standardize on PowerQUICC MPC8xx parts because of their mature firmware base and long-term distributor support. The MPC862TCVR80B's 357-PBGA package, 3.3 V supply, and 80 MHz core are well documented for DO-254/DO-178 evidence packages. Its integration reduces board-level component count, which simplifies reliability analysis and obsolescence management over program lifecycles.

Recommended

MPC866PCVR100A (Higher-speed variant for upgraded sub-systems) MPC860DTZQ80D4 (Lower-cost alternative for non-critical paths)

Recommended Products Summary

MPC860PVR80D4 Lower-cost sibling in same family/footprint Used in: Legacy Enterprise Routers, Industrial Serial Communication Controllers, Telecom Line Cards and Access Multiplexers MPC866PCVR100A Higher-speed (100 MHz) upgrade option Used in: Legacy Enterprise Routers, Embedded Linux Networking Appliances, Long-Lifecycle Avionics and Defense Sub-Systems MPC860DTZQ80D4 Cost-reduced variant for simpler gateway SKUs Used in: ISDN / DSL Modem Gateways, Embedded Linux Networking Appliances, Long-Lifecycle Avionics and Defense Sub-Systems MPC862PVR80B NXP Semiconductors Used in: ISDN / DSL Modem Gateways, Telecom Line Cards and Access Multiplexers MPC862TCVR66B Lower-frequency option in same package Used in: Industrial Serial Communication Controllers

What is the MPC862TCVR80B?

The MPC862TCVR80B is a PowerQUICC MPC8xx family 32-bit communications microprocessor from NXP Semiconductors. According to the manufacturer datasheet, it runs at 80 MHz, integrates a PowerPC core with a Communications Processor Module (CPM), operates from a 3.3 V supply, and is housed in a 357-ball PBGA package measuring 25 x 25 mm. It is targeted at networking, telecom, and industrial embedded designs.

Where can I buy the MPC862TCVR80B and what does it cost?

The MPC862TCVR80B can be sourced from authorized distributors such as DigiKey, Mouser, Rochester Electronics, and several independent stockists, as of 2026-10-17. Unit pricing observed on distributor pages ranges roughly from $19.10 at 1000-piece quantity up to about $38.50 at single-piece quantity. Long lead times are common because the part is approaching end-of-life status - request a formal quote for current stock and delivery.

Is the MPC862TCVR80B still in production?

Yes, the MPC862TCVR80B is currently in production but classified as NRND (Not Recommended for New Designs) per industry catalogs as of 2026-10-17. Existing designs can still procure it through NXP franchised distributors, but NXP encourages migration to newer PowerQUICC or QorIQ families for new projects. Authorized stockists like Rochester Electronics maintain long-term inventory for legacy support.

What is the pin package of MPC862TCVR80B?

The MPC862TCVR80B uses a 357-ball Plastic Ball Grid Array (357-PBGA) package measuring 25 x 25 mm. According to the NXP mechanical drawing, ball pitch and ball-map assignments are specific to the MPC8xx PowerQUICC family, so the PCB land pattern must match the datasheet exactly. Designers must use the manufacturer mechanical drawing when generating the footprint, not a generic 357-ball BGA footprint.

What are the key specifications of MPC862TCVR80B that engineers should know?

The MPC862TCVR80B combines an 80 MHz 32-bit PowerPC core with a hardware Communications Processor Module (CPM) that offloads serial, ATM, and Ethernet protocols. It runs from a 3.3 V supply, integrates SDRAM/DRAM/burst flash memory controllers, and is delivered in a 357-PBGA (25 x 25 mm) package. It is RoHS compliant, lead-free, and ships in trays. Process node is 0.32 um CMOS.

Where can I download the MPC862TCVR80B datasheet PDF?

The official MPC862TCVR80B datasheet PDF is available on the NXP Semiconductors product page at nxp.com (search the MPC862 family datasheet). Third-party mirror sites such as DigiChip, Datasheets.com, and Fullcores also host PDF copies. Engineers should always cross-check the latest revision on the NXP site, since errata documents are updated independently of the main datasheet.

What is a drop-in replacement for the MPC862TCVR80B?

A drop-in replacement for the MPC862TCVR80B in the same 357-PBGA footprint is the MPC860PVR80D4, which shares the 80 MHz clock, 3.3 V supply, and pin-compatible 357-PBGA package while using a similar PowerPC core. For higher-speed designs the MPC860DTZQ80D4 and MPC866PCVR100A families offer 80-100 MHz options in the same family. Cross-brand drop-in equivalents are not generally available for this legacy MPU - other vendors use distinct PowerQUICC-compatible architectures.

Can the MPC866PCVR100A replace the MPC862TCVR80B directly?

The MPC866PCVR100A is in the same PowerQUICC MPC8xx family and uses the same 357-PBGA package, but operates at 100 MHz versus 80 MHz, so it is not a 100% drop-in replacement. Boards designed for the 80 MHz MPC862TCVR80B will physically accept the MPC866PCVR100A, but firmware may need timing adjustments and power-rail sequencing re-validation because of the higher frequency and slightly different feature mix.

MPC862TCVR80B vs MPC860PVR80D4 - which is better?

The MPC862TCVR80B and MPC860PVR80D4 both run at 80 MHz with a 3.3 V supply in the same 357-PBGA (25 x 25 mm) package, but the MPC862 variant has a more capable on-chip CPM with broader communications protocol support. For legacy telecom/router designs that need ATM or multi-channel HDLC, the MPC862TCVR80B is preferable. For cost-sensitive serial-only designs, the MPC860PVR80D4 is sufficient.

When should I choose the MPC862TCVR80B over the MPC860DTZQ80D4?

Choose the MPC862TCVR80B when your design needs the more capable Communications Processor Module (CPM) with broader ATM/HDLC/Ethernet protocol coverage, plus the 80 MHz core in a 357-PBGA footprint. Choose the MPC860DTZQ80D4 instead if your design is a simpler industrial controller where the smaller CPM feature set and cost savings outweigh protocol flexibility. Both share the same package and pinout.

What is the difference between MPC862TCVR80B and MPC860DTZQ80D4?

Both are PowerQUICC MPC8xx MPUs at 80 MHz in 357-PBGA packages, but the MPC862TCVR80B has the higher-feature CPM with additional serial channels and protocol support, while the MPC860DTZQ80D4 is a leaner variant. According to the NXP MPC8xx family datasheet, the two are pin-compatible in the 357-PBGA package, but their CPM configurations differ in supported channels and modes.

What kind of MPU is the MPC862TCVR80B - is it an MCU or a microprocessor?

The MPC862TCVR80B is a microprocessor (MPU), not a microcontroller (MCU). According to the NXP datasheet family documentation, it integrates a 32-bit PowerPC core that requires external SDRAM/flash and uses an external bus architecture. MPUs of this class scale up to 80 MHz and serve as the main processor in networking routers, telecom gateways, and embedded Linux systems, while MCUs typically integrate flash and run at lower clock rates.

Does the MPC862TCVR80B comply with RoHS and is it lead-free?

Yes, the MPC862TCVR80B is RoHS compliant and lead-free per the NXP product documentation and distributor catalog entries as of 2026-10-17. The part ships with lead-free solder balls in its 357-PBGA package and is suitable for Pb-free reflow assembly. Engineers should still verify the specific NXP material declaration for the manufacturing date code when required by their compliance team.

What is the lead time for MPC862TCVR80B in 2026?

Lead times for the MPC862TCVR80B vary because the part is NRND and not recommended for new designs. As of 2026-10-17, authorized distributors show stock at DigiKey with same-day shipping options subject to availability, while independent stockists like Rochester Electronics maintain long-term inventory for legacy support. For volume production, request a formal quote to confirm current lead time.

Is the MPC862TCVR80B suitable for new designs in 2026?

The MPC862TCVR80B is classified NRND and is not recommended for new designs as of 2026-10-17. According to the NXP lifecycle policy, NXP continues to manufacture and ship the part for existing customers but discourages new adoption. For new designs, evaluate modern PowerQUICC III (MPC83xx) or QorIQ (LS series) families that share development tools but offer higher performance and longer availability.

Engineering reference data for MPC862TCVR80B — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the MPC862TCVR80B when your design is a legacy networking, telecom, or industrial controller that needs the full PowerQUICC MPC8xx CPM feature set at 80 MHz in a 357-PBGA footprint. Choose the MPC860PVR80D4 or MPC860DTZQ80D4 if your design does not require the full CPM and you can save cost with a reduced CPM configuration in the same footprint. Choose the MPC866PCVR100A if your firmware can be retimed for 100 MHz and you need the additional Fast Ethernet capability. Choose the MPC862TCVR66B if a 66 MHz clock is sufficient and you want a lower-cost, lower-power option in the same family. All five parts share the same 357-PBGA footprint and 3.3 V supply, enabling a single PCB layout to support the family. For new designs in 2026, consider migrating to a modern QorIQ or LS-series NXP processor with active longevity support.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter	This Product	MPC860PVR80D4	MPC860DTZQ80D4	MPC866PCVR100A	MPC862TCVR66B	MPC862PVR80B
Package	357-PBGA (25x25 mm)	357-PBGA (25x25 mm) - same	357-PBGA (25x25 mm) - same	357-PBGA (25x25 mm) - same	357-PBGA (25x25 mm) - same	357-PBGA (25x25 mm) - same
Brand	NXP Semiconductors	NXP Semiconductors	NXP Semiconductors	NXP Semiconductors	NXP Semiconductors	NXP Semiconductors
Core Clock Speed	80 MHz	80 MHz	80 MHz	100 MHz	66 MHz	80 MHz
Supply Voltage	3.3 V	3.3 V	3.3 V	3.3 V	3.3 V	3.3 V
Core Architecture	PowerPC MPC8xx	PowerPC MPC8xx	PowerPC MPC8xx	PowerPC MPC8xx	PowerPC MPC8xx	PowerPC MPC8xx
CPM Channels / Protocol Support	Full CPM (multi-channel HDLC, ATM, Ethernet)	Reduced CPM (fewer channels)	Minimum CPM configuration	Enhanced CPM with Fast Ethernet	Full CPM (same as target)	Full CPM (minor revision)
RoHS / Lead-Free	RoHS Compliant, Lead Free	RoHS Compliant, Lead Free	RoHS Compliant, Lead Free	RoHS Compliant, Lead Free	RoHS Compliant, Lead Free	RoHS Compliant, Lead Free

Key Differentiators

Full CPM feature set versus reduced MPC860 variants (vs MPC860DTZQ80D4)
Higher core clock than the 66 MHz MPC862TCVR66B (vs MPC862TCVR66B)
RoHS-compliant and lead-free versus legacy Motorola-marked stock (vs Legacy Motorola-branded MPC862 stock)

Design Notes

The 357-PBGA package requires exact adherence to the NXP mechanical drawing for land pattern, pad diameter, and solder-mask definition. Use NSMD (non-solder-mask-defined) pads with the manufacturer-recommended pitch. Place at least 4 via-in-pad or via-tented thermal vias under the central ball matrix to dissipate the ~3.3 V core power dissipation. Run high-speed signal traces on inner layers with reference planes to control impedance and EMI.

Provide separate decoupling for the core VDD and the I/O VCC rails. Place 0.1 uF and 10 uF ceramic capacitors as close as possible to each power pin group. Estimated: at 80 MHz with typical CPM utilization, expect ~1.5-2 W core power dissipation; size the regulator with at least 25% headroom. Use a bulk tantalum or polymer cap on the 3.3 V rail to handle CPM burst loads.

Do not assume a generic 357-ball BGA footprint will match the MPC862TCVR80B ball map - the ball assignments are part-specific to the MPC8xx PowerQUICC family. Verify the JTAG pinout (TCK/TMS/TDO/TDI/TRST) against the datasheet before board bring-up. Also confirm reset polarity and configuration word source - mistakes here are a common cause of first-article board failures.

Estimated: the 357-PBGA package has theta_JA in the range of 15-20 C/W on a standard 4-layer JEDEC test board, allowing roughly 5 W dissipation at 85 C ambient. For industrial enclosures with limited airflow, add a top-side heatsink or thermal pad. Always confirm with the manufacturer's thermal model for the actual mounting and board stack-up.

Compliance Information

RoHS

Compliant

REACH

Compliant

AEC-Q100

Not Applicable

Lead Free

Yes

Halogen Free

Unknown

Conflict Minerals

Compliant

RoHS compliant and lead-free per NXP product page and DigiKey catalog entries (2026-10-17). AEC-Q100 not applicable - this is an industrial/networking MPU, not an automotive-grade part. REACH status inferred compliant per EU distributor listings; specific declaration not verified in the provided data.

Data verified on: 2026-10-17 — data verified and curated by XAIPART's component engineering team

Sources: Octopart, Manufacturer Datasheet, Distributor, Distributor, Manufacturer Datasheet, Manufacturer Product Page

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