ARM MCUs rated for automotive temps

Feb 19, 2006 5 Replies

I found a few Analog Devices parts that are rated for the full -40C to



125C automotive temperature range and the STR71xxF parts are rated for
105C junction temp. Are there any others rated for the full automotive temperature range?

Freescale has the MAC7100 Automotive series, many of which are rated to

-40 to +125C.

--Gene

Which ones? I have not seen any from Philips in the 125C temperature range. I found the LPC2294 up to 105C. The data sheet says 125C, but the web page only has ordering info for 105C. Which is right? Any other parts at 125C?

I just went to their Feb 2006 Selctor guide, and that shows 2 as H temp grade, the 2194 and 2294.

So, you'll need to ask, and may find you need to be BMW to get it...

Philips also used to have another part numbering for an Automotive ARM CAN, but it may have morphed into the LPC family.

-jg

Freescale MAC7100

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