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MPC565MVR56 - 32-bit PowerPC MCU 1MB Flash 56MHz | NXP

料号: MPC565MVR56 ✗ 停产
有现货 1-3 个工作日内发货
388-PBGA (27 x 27 mm) Package 56 MHz Speed 1 MB (1M x 8) Memory
低至 $27.1 USD / 件
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价格更新于: 2026-10-18
批量定价
数量 单价 小计
1 $38.5 $38.50
10 $35.2 $352.00
100 $31.8 $3,180.00
500 $29.4 $14,700.00
1,000 $27.1 $27,100.00
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MPC565MVR56 概述

The NXP (Freescale Semiconductor) MPC565MVR56 is a 32-bit PowerPC MPC5xx automotive microcontroller delivering up to 56 MHz core clock with 1 MB of on-chip flash memory, housed in a 388-ball PBGA (27 x 27 mm) package rated from -40C to +125C for automotive-grade environments.

A microcontroller of this class integrates a processor core, program flash, SRAM, and a rich peripheral set onto a single die, forming the central control element of an embedded electronic control unit (ECU). The MPC565 belongs to the NXP MPC500 family, which implements the Power Architecture instruction set - a RISC architecture descended from the PowerPC standard used widely in automotive, industrial, and aerospace powertrain control.

Key features of the MPC565 include a Power Architecture 32-bit core with an integrated floating point unit, 1 MB of single-chip flash memory for program storage, and an advanced automotive peripheral set. According to the NXP product overview, the device combines the core, floating point unit, flash, and peripherals on one chip specifically for high-performance automotive and other control-intensive applications.

Architecturally, the MPC5xx family pairs the RISC core with a system interface unit and a peripheral companion module, allowing deterministic real-time execution suited to powertrain and chassis control loops. Two queued analog system modules (AMUX) provide up to 40 analog input channels, and two queued serial multichannel modules supply queued serial peripheral interfaces (QSPI) plus serial communications controllers, as documented in the MPC565/MPC566 product overview.

Typical applications include engine management ECUs, transmission control units, and other automotive control systems, as well as industrial control-intensive equipment requiring floating point math and large embedded flash.

When designing with the MPC565MVR56, note that this specific part is designated End of Life by NXP, so new designs should evaluate successors and existing production should secure last-time-buy inventory.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing context, drop-in alternatives within the same 388-PBGA footprint, datasheet source links, and practical design guidance not found in the manufacturer product brief.

直接替换替代料: MPC565MVR56 ——相同封装,引脚兼容。需要 PCB 改动的不同封装料号已排除。

本系列中的变体

可与以下型号直接替换的同系列型号: MPC565MVR56 (相同外形与封装尺寸) ——差异在于 Core Architecture, Operating Temperature, Code Compression, Floating Point Unit, Series.

NXP Semiconductors
Core Architecture: PowerPC MPC5xx (Qorivva)
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NXP Semiconductors
Operating Temperature: -40C to +125C
Series: MPC564 (Green Oak, lead-free)
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NXP Semiconductors
Core Architecture: PowerPC MPC5xx (32-bit RISC Harvard)
Operating Temperature: -40 °C to +125 °C (automotive)
Code Compression: Yes (hardware-accelerated)
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NXP Semiconductors
Core Architecture: PowerPC e500 (32-bit RISC)
Operating Temperature: -40C to +85C (typical automotive)
Series: MPC5xx / MPC56x (Qorivva)
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NXP Semiconductors
Core Architecture: PowerPC MPC5xx (Power Architecture)
Operating Temperature: -40C to +125C (Automotive)
Code Compression: Yes
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NXP Semiconductors
Core Architecture: PowerPC MPC5xx (Qorivva, Power Architecture)
Operating Temperature: -40 °C to +125 °C (Automotive Grade)
Code Compression: Yes (BCC), optimized for non-cached automotive code
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NXP Semiconductors
Core Architecture: PowerPC MPC5xx (Power Architecture)
Code Compression: Burst Code Compression (BCC) - approx. 40% performance gain over MPC565
Floating Point Unit: Dual precision FPU
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NXP Semiconductors
Core Architecture: Power Architecture (MPC500 family)
Floating Point Unit: Yes (IEEE 754)
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快速对比工具——选择替代料号进行并排对比:

MPC565MZP56

✅ 直接替换
NXP Semiconductors
📦 388-PBGA (27x27)
PowerPC MPC5xx (Power Architecture) · 56 MHz · 32-bit · 1 MB (1M x 8) Flash · 36 KB SRAM · 2.6 V / 5 V · 388-PBGA (27x27 mm) · Surface Mount

✓ 有现货

$39.8 / 个

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MPC565CZP56

✅ 直接替换
NXP Semiconductors
📦 388-PBGA (27x27)
32-bit Power Architecture microcontroller · Power Architecture instruction-set architecture · 56 MHz · 1 MB (1M x 8) · 32-bit · Single-core · Integrated floating-point unit · Advanced peripheral set

✓ 有现货

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MPC565CVR56

✅ 直接替换
📦 388-PBGA (27x27)
same MPC565 die, VR speed/temperature suffix variant, 56 MHz, pin-to-pin compatible

📋 参考替代料(不在目录中)

MPC566MZP56

✅ 直接替换
NXP Semiconductors
📦 388-PBGA (27x27)
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)

✓ 有现货

$24.5 / 个

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MPC565CVR40

✅ 直接替换
NXP Semiconductors
📦 388-PBGA (27x27)
PowerPC e500 (32-bit RISC) · MPC5xx / MPC56x (Qorivva) · 40 MHz · 1 MB (1M x 8) Flash · 36 KB · 56 · 2.6 V / 5 V · 388-PBGA (27 x 27 mm)

✓ 有现货

$63.4 / 个

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MPC565MVR56 最大额定值与电气特性

Core Processor PowerPC MPC5xx
Core Size 32-Bit
最大时钟频率 56 MHz
Flash Memory 1 MB (1M x 8)
Instruction Set Architecture Power Architecture
Floating Point Unit Yes (integrated)
Analog Channels 40 total via two AMUX modules
Serial Interfaces 2 x queued serial multichannel modules (QSPI + serial controllers)
Product Family MPC500
封装 388-PBGA (27 x 27 mm)
安装类型 Surface Mount
工作温度 -40C to +125C (automotive grade)
RoHS 状态 See compliance_info
生命周期状态 End of Life (per NXP product page)

MPC565MVR56 388-pbga (27 x 27 mm) 引脚配置指南

MPC565MVR56(388-pbga (27 x 27 mm) 封装)的引脚配置。 该数字 IC 包含 GPIO、通信接口(UART、SPI、I2C)和电源引脚。请参阅制造商数据手册以了解复用引脚功能和配置选项。对嵌入式系统设计和 PCB 布局至关重要。

MPC565MVR56 的 388-pbga (27 x 27 mm) 封装引脚图

暂无详细引脚数据: MPC565MVR56.

请参阅 数据手册 以查看完整引脚配置。

典型应用

MPC565MVR56 适用于 6 应用s: Engine Management ECU, Transmission Control Unit, Industrial Motor Control, Vehicle Body and Chassis Control, Test and Measurement Equipment, Marine and Off-Highway Engine Control.

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Engine Management ECU

The MPC565MVR56 was architected for gasoline engine control, where its integrated FPU executes torque, ignition-timing, and air-fuel calculations in hardware at up to 56 MHz, keeping control-loop jitter low. Its 40 analog channels via two AMUX modules directly acquire wideband oxygen sensor, manifold pressure, throttle, and knock inputs without external multiplexers, while the QSPI interfaces drive ignition and injection ICs. The 1 MB single-chip flash holds full-featured calibration sets, and the -40C to +125C automotive rating survives underhood conditions. Today this part is relevant mainly for legacy ECU sustainment and remanufacturing.

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Transmission Control Unit

Automatic transmission controllers need deterministic shift-solenoid timing and heavy floating point math for slip estimation - exactly the MPC565's strengths. The Power Architecture core at 56 MHz with hardware FPU computes gear-ratio adaptive strategies without fixed-point libraries, and the queued serial multichannel modules (QSPI) drive solenoid driver arrays with precise sequenced transfers. The 1 MB flash supports multiple shift-schedule calibrations in one ECU. The 388-ball PBGA offers the I/O density required for 40+ sensor and actuator connections in a compact 27 x 27 mm footprint suitable for transmission-mounted controllers.

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Industrial Motor Control

In industrial drives, the MPC565MVR56 applies its FPU and deterministic RISC core to field-oriented motor control algorithms. The 40-channel analog acquisition subsystem samples phase currents and bus voltage through the AMUX modules, and QSPI links to gate-driver and encoder interfaces. The -40C to +125C rating, developed for automotive, comfortably exceeds typical industrial ambient requirements, and 1 MB of on-chip flash eliminates external memory for most firmware images. For new industrial designs, however, its EOL status makes modern MCUs preferable; this part suits maintenance of installed MPC500-based drive platforms.

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Vehicle Body and Chassis Control

Chassis functions such as suspension, braking assistance coordination, and active stabilizer control benefit from the MPC565's combination of floating point capability and abundant analog inputs. The two AMUX modules let one module access all 40 analog channels, simplifying sensor-bank design across multiple corner modules. The Power Architecture instruction set shares code heritage with powertrain ECUs, easing software reuse within a vehicle program. Its automotive temperature grade and proven silicon history support legacy chassis controllers still in service, though End of Life status restricts its use to sustainment rather than new platform development.

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Test and Measurement Equipment

Bench and end-of-line testers for powertrain components frequently reuse the MPC500 platform to emulate or stimulate ECU signals. The MPC565MVR56 provides the same Power Architecture core, FPU, and QSPI peripheral behavior as production ECUs, so test fixtures reproduce real signal timing. The 40-channel analog subsystem acquires simulated sensor sweeps, and the 1 MB flash stores per-DUT test sequences. Because legacy fleet testers are built around the 388-PBGA footprint, drop-in MPC565 family variants keep these capital instruments serviceable without board redesign.

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Marine and Off-Highway Engine Control

Marine inboard engines and off-highway equipment (construction, agricultural) derived their ECUs from automotive powertrain designs, making the MPC565MVR56 a common legacy controller there. Its -40C to +125C rating tolerates engine-bay environments, the FPU handles fuel-mapping and governor algorithms, and 40 AMUX channels absorb the large analog sensor count typical of diesel and gas engine harnesses. Regulations keep many of these platforms in service for decades, so maintaining production spares of the MPC565 family - or qualifying a same-footprint variant - is a practical sustainment strategy for equipment OEMs.

What is the MPC565MVR56 microcontroller?
The MPC565MVR56 is a 32-bit PowerPC MPC5xx automotive microcontroller from NXP (originally Freescale Semiconductor) running at up to 56 MHz with 1 MB of on-chip flash memory. It implements the Power Architecture instruction set, integrates a floating point unit and 40 analog input channels via two AMUX modules, and comes in a 388-ball PBGA (27 x 27 mm) package rated -40C to +125C. According to NXP, it targets high-performance automotive and control-intensive applications.
Is MPC565MVR56 still in production?
No. The NXP product page lists MPC565MVR56 as End of Life (EOL). New designs should migrate to supported devices, while existing production programs should perform a last-time-buy or evaluate drop-in alternatives such as MPC565MZP56 or MPC566MZP56, which share the same 388-PBGA footprint. Remaining stock at distributors such as DigiKey and Mouser is available only while supplies last, so lead times and pricing may fluctuate.
What is the price of MPC565MVR56?
As of 2026-10-18, MPC565MVR56 is priced from approximately $38.50 at quantity 1 on XAIPART, with tiered discounts down to about $27.10 at 1000 units. Because the part is End of Life, distributor pricing at DigiKey, Mouser, and Octopart-listed brokers varies with remaining stock and is subject to minimum-order or RFQ conditions at some sources. Always request a current quote for volume pricing on EOL components.
Where to buy MPC565MVR56 online?
MPC565MVR56 can be purchased from XAIPART directly on this page, and historically from authorized distributors including DigiKey (part 954880) and Mouser, plus broker channels listed on Octopart and Win Source. Because NXP has designated this part End of Life, stock is limited and non-franchised brokers may offer excess inventory. For production quantities, verify date codes and provenance carefully - counterfeit risk rises significantly for EOL automotive MCUs.
What is the best drop-in replacement for MPC565MVR56?
The best drop-in replacements are same-family MPC500 parts in the identical 388-PBGA (27 x 27 mm) package. MPC565MZP56 is a pin-compatible MPC565 variant, and MPC566MZP56 offers the same 56 MHz core and 1 MB flash in the same package. Within NXP's own family, MPC565CZP56 and MPC565CVR56 also share the footprint. Because all are closely related die variants, verify flash endurance, temperature suffix, and speed grade against your firmware requirements before qualifying a substitution.
What is the difference between MPC565MVR56 and MPC566MZP56?
MPC565MVR56 and MPC566MZP56 are sister devices in the MPC500 family sharing the same 32-bit Power Architecture core, 56 MHz maximum clock, 1 MB (1M x 8) flash, 40 AMUX analog channels, and the same 388-PBGA (27 x 27 mm) package. According to comparison data from FindIC and Utmel, both provide two queued serial multichannel modules. The primary differences lie in the peripheral complement and lifecycle status of the specific speed/temperature suffixes; consult the MPC565/MPC566 family overview for module-level details.
MPC565MVR56 vs MPC565CVR56 - which should I choose?
Both are MPC565 derivatives in the same 388-PBGA footprint, so they are mechanically and electrically pin-compatible. The suffix letters denote differences in temperature range and speed grade: MVR56 indicates the automotive-grade -40C to +125C variant at 56 MHz, while CVR56 denotes a different temperature/speed suffix combination. Choose the suffix that matches your operating environment and validated firmware timing; for extreme automotive environments the M-grade (-40/+125C) variant is the safer choice.
Is MPC565MVR56 suitable for engine control unit (ECU) designs?
Yes - the MPC565 was designed specifically for high-performance automotive powertrain applications. It provides a floating point unit for combustion and torque-control math, 40 analog channels via two AMUX modules for wideband oxygen sensors, throttle position, and knock sensing, plus QSPI for ignition and injection driver interfaces. The -40C to +125C automotive temperature rating and 1 MB on-chip flash cover typical gasoline engine ECU code sizes. NXP's product overview explicitly names automotive control as the target application.
What can replace MPC565MVR56?
True pin-to-pin replacements are limited to MPC500 family derivatives in the same 388-PBGA package: MPC565MZP56, MPC565CZP56, MPC565CVR56, and MPC566MZP56. Devices such as MPC5748 or MPC5738 mentioned by brokers are functional successors in the newer MPC57xx family but are NOT pin-compatible and require PCB redesign. If no same-package part is procurable, the only remaining paths are last-time-buy of excess inventory or a board redesign to a current-generation automotive MCU.
Where can I download the MPC565MVR56 datasheet PDF?
The MPC565MVR56 product brief (a 16-page overview document from Freescale Semiconductor, approximately 290 KB) can be downloaded from archive sites such as AllDataSheet, and NXP hosts current documentation on the official product page at nxp.com/part/MPC565MVR56. For the full family reference manual covering the MPC565/MPC566 peripherals in depth, use the documentation links on the NXP product page. Avoid broker-hosted PDFs, which are sometimes outdated revisions.
Where can I find the MPC565MVR56 pinout?
The MPC565MVR56 uses a 388-ball PBGA package (27 x 27 mm), and its full ball-map pinout is documented in the MPC565/MPC566 reference documentation available via the NXP product page at nxp.com/part/MPC565MVR56. Because a 388-ball map is too large to reproduce reliably on a product summary page, download the official NXP pinout table rather than relying on third-party summaries, and verify ball coordinates against your PCB footprint before layout release.
When should I choose MPC565MVR56 over a modern MPC57xx MCU?
Choose MPC565MVR56 only for legacy program sustainment: repairing, remanufacturing, or extending service life of existing ECUs whose PCB footprint, firmware, and toolchain are already qualified for the MPC500 family. For any new design, a modern MPC57xx device offers current lifecycle status, better toolchain support, and functional safety features. The MPC565's End of Life status means long-term supply risk outweighs its proven ecosystem for new developments, despite its proven 56 MHz Power Architecture core.
Is there an NXP cross-brand equivalent for MPC565MVR56?
No verified cross-brand pin-compatible equivalent exists for MPC565MVR56 in the 388-PBGA footprint. The MPC500 Power Architecture family was proprietary to Freescale/NXP, and no other manufacturer produced pin-to-pin compatible second sources. Cross-reference searches surface only family derivatives (MPC565/MPC566 variants) and the non-pin-compatible MPC57xx successors. Any claim of a third-party drop-in replacement should be treated with skepticism and validated against the NXP ball-map before purchase.
What are the key specifications of MPC565MVR56 that engineers should know?
Core facts: 32-bit PowerPC MPC5xx core at up to 56 MHz; 1 MB (1M x 8) on-chip flash; integrated FPU; 40 analog input channels through two AMUX modules; two queued serial multichannel modules containing QSPI and serial communications controllers; 388-ball PBGA package measuring 27 x 27 mm; operating range -40C to +125C (automotive grade); MPC500 family; lifecycle status End of Life per NXP. These parameters define its fit for legacy automotive powertrain and industrial control applications.
What is the lead time for MPC565MVR56?
Lead time for MPC565MVR56 depends on channel stock because NXP has ended production. Authorized distributor stock (for example at DigiKey) typically ships in 1-3 business days while inventory lasts. Once distributor stock is exhausted, only broker/excess inventory remains, with lead times of 2-8 weeks and market-driven pricing. For production sustainment, place a last-time-buy with buffer margin, since no future wafer runs are scheduled for this EOL device.
Does MPC565MVR56 support floating point calculations in hardware?
Yes. According to NXP, the MPC565 integrates a floating point unit (FPU) on-chip alongside the Power Architecture core. This allows engine control algorithms - torque calculations, map interpolation, PID loops - to execute in hardware without software floating point emulation, significantly improving real-time determinism at the 56 MHz core frequency. This FPU integration is one of the distinguishing features of the MPC565 within the MPC500 family for control-intensive applications.
Is MPC565MVR56 RoHS compliant?
Distributor listings such as DigiKey indicate RoHS compliance details for MPC565MVR56, but the exact compliance status should be confirmed on the official NXP product page's Environmental Quality section, since EOL parts sometimes have multiple compliance variants across their production history. Note that this MPC565MVR56 variant is in a plastic PBGA package; check the NXP environmental data sheet linked from the product page for definitive RoHS, REACH, and halogen-free declarations before production release.

工程参考数据: MPC565MVR56 ——对比、设计指导和合规信息。

选型指南

Choose MPC565MVR56 when you must sustain or remanufacture an existing automotive ECU already qualified around the MPC565 in the 388-PBGA footprint and you need the -40C to +125C automotive M-grade at the full 56 MHz speed. Choose MPC565MZP56 or MPC565CVR56 if the identical MPC565 die is acceptable in a different suffix and stock availability is better - the footprint is unchanged. Choose MPC566MZP56 when the sibling peripheral configuration matches your firmware. Avoid MPC565CVR40 unless 40 MHz timing is sufficient, since it loses 29% of the core clock. For any new design, do not select any MPC500 part: all are at or past End of Life, and the MPC57xx family (e.g., MPC5748) requires a full PCB redesign despite offering functional successors. All choices here require verification of suffix-level temperature and lifecycle data against NXP's official product pages.

与替代料对比

参数 本产品 MPC565MZP56 MPC565CZP56 MPC565CVR56 MPC566MZP56 MPC565CVR40
Package 388-PBGA (27x27 mm) 388-PBGA (27x27) - same 388-PBGA (27x27) - same 388-PBGA (27x27) - same 388-PBGA (27x27) - same 388-PBGA (27x27) - same
Brand NXP Semiconductors (Freescale) NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors
Core / Architecture 32-bit PowerPC MPC5xx (Power Architecture) 32-bit PowerPC MPC5xx 32-bit PowerPC MPC5xx 32-bit PowerPC MPC5xx 32-bit PowerPC MPC5xx 32-bit PowerPC MPC5xx
Maximum Clock Frequency 56 MHz 56 MHz 56 MHz 56 MHz 56 MHz 40 MHz
Flash Memory 1 MB (1M x 8) 1 MB 1 MB 1 MB 1 MB 1 MB
Floating Point Unit Yes (integrated) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Analog Channels (AMUX) 40 total 40 total 40 total 40 total 40 total 40 total

关键差异点

  • Automotive M-grade temperature range (对比 MPC565CZP56)
  • Full 56 MHz speed grade (对比 MPC565CVR40)
  • Integrated FPU in a single-chip flash MCU (对比 MPC566MZP56)

设计说明

MPC565MVR56 is officially End of Life per NXP. Never design it into new products: plan last-time-buy quantities with 20-30% attrition margin, and qualify a same-footprint alternative (MPC565MZP56, MPC565CVR56) as a second source now, not after stock runs out. When sourcing broker inventory, demand date-code traceability and verify provenance - EOL automotive MCUs are a high-value counterfeit target. Ball-map verification against the NXP reference manual is essential for any second-source qualification.

Estimated: a 388-ball PBGA powering a 56 MHz Power Architecture core with flash draws significant supply current; budget the 3.3 V core/I/O rails using the NXP reference manual current tables and verify with in-circuit measurement on your firmware workload. Decouple every VDD ball pair with 0.1 uF ceramics placed within 2 mm of the ball via, plus bulk capacitance at the package corners. Do not share the core rail with noisy peripheral loads such as ignition driver interfaces.

A 27 x 27 mm 388-ball PBGA at 1.27 mm or finer pitch requires careful fanout: use via-in-pad or dog-bone fanout on the outer rows and plan inner-layer escape routing before committing to stack-up. The AMUX analog inputs should reference a clean analog ground island with a single-point connection to digital ground to preserve ADC accuracy across the 40 channels. Follow Freescale/NXP hardware design application notes for the MPC500 family for reset and JTAG/copper-head debug ball connectivity.

合规信息

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Qualified
无铅
Unknown
无卤
Unknown
冲突矿物
Unknown

Marketed as Automotive Grade with -40C to +125C rating. Distributor listings reference RoHS details, but definitive RoHS/REACH/lead-free declarations must be confirmed in the Environmental Quality section of the official NXP product page, as EOL parts may have multiple compliance variants.

数据核验日期: 2026-10-18 ——数据由 XAIPART 元器件工程团队核验和整理

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