50MHz; V(ddh): -0.3 to +4V; communication controller The XPC850ZT50BU is a microprocessor manufactured by FREESCALE (now part of NXP Semiconductors). Below are the factual specifications, descriptions, and features from Ic-phoenix technical data files:
### **Specifications:**
- **Manufacturer:** FREESCALE (now NXP Semiconductors)
- **Part Number:** XPC850ZT50BU
- **Core:** PowerPC 8xx Family
- **CPU Speed:** 50 MHz
- **Bus Speed:** 50 MHz
- **Core Voltage:** 3.3V
- **I/O Voltage:** 3.3V
- **Package Type:** PBGA (Plastic Ball Grid Array)
- **Operating Temperature Range:** Commercial (0°C to +70°C) or Industrial (-40°C to +85°C) depending on variant
- **On-Chip Memory:**
- Instruction Cache: 4 KB
- Data Cache: 4 KB
- **Peripherals:**
- Integrated Memory Controller
- Serial Communication Controllers (SCCs)
- Serial Management Controllers (SMCs)
- Timers and Interrupt Controller
- DMA Controller
### **Descriptions:**
The XPC850ZT50BU is a 32-bit embedded microprocessor based on the PowerPC architecture. It is designed for embedded control applications, networking, and telecommunications systems. The processor integrates a high-performance core with multiple communication and peripheral interfaces, making it suitable for real-time control and data processing tasks.
### **Features:**
- **High-Performance PowerPC Core:**
- Superscalar architecture with single-issue execution
- 4 KB instruction and data caches
- **Integrated Memory Controller:** Supports various memory types including SRAM, Flash, and DRAM.
- **Communication Interfaces:**
- Multiple Serial Communication Controllers (SCCs) for protocols like UART, HDLC, and Ethernet.
- Serial Management Controllers (SMCs) for additional serial communication needs.
- **DMA Support:** On-chip DMA controller for efficient data transfers.
- **Low-Power Design:** Optimized for embedded applications with power-saving modes.
- **Industrial-Grade Options:** Available in extended temperature ranges for harsh environments.
This information is based on the manufacturer's datasheet and technical documentation. For exact details, refer to the official NXP/Freescale documentation.
