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phyCORE®-MPC555
32-bit PowerPC in Sub-mini Dimensions with Dual Full 2.0B CAN
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Includes module, carrier board, software eval. tools, schematics
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Processor Details
The phyCORE-MPC555 supports the Freescale MPC555 controller.
phyCORE-MPC555 SOM
Description | Features | Pricing & Ordering
Documentation & Demos | RTOSes & Tools | Related Products
SOM Description
The phyCORE-MPC555 is a cost-effective, high-performance System on Module that packs the power of Freescale's embedded 32-bit PowerPC MPC555 microcontroller within a miniature footprint. All signals and ports of the MPC555 extend to two Molex high-density (0.635 mm pitch) 160-pin header connectors, making the controller resources readily available to the developer. These high-density pins allow the module to be plugged like a "big chip" into target hardware. The phyCORE-MPC555 can be populated with a maximum of 4 MB flow-through synchronous external BURST-SRAM for DATA storage and a maximum of 4 MB Flash memory at 0 wait states. The Flash serves as Boot and CODE memory and supports In-System programming. An additional 26 KB on-chip SRAM and 448 KB on-chip Flash memory is available on the MPC555. The 272-pin BGA controller also boasts a 64-bit Floating Point Unit, SPI, dual on-chip Full 2.0B CAN, dual-channel UART, and dual 16-channel A/D converters with 10-bit resolution.
SOM Features
- System on Module in subminiature dimensions (72 x 57 mm) according to phyCORE low EMI specifications
- Freescale 32-bit MPC555 embedded controller (40 MHz) in a 272-pin BGA package
- Controller and board-level signals extend to two high-density (0.635 mm) 160-pin Molex connectors on underside of SOM
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On-board memory:
- SRAM: 128 KB to 8 MB flow-through synchronous external burst SRAM (32-bit access, 0 wait states, 2-1-1-1 Burst Mode)
- Flash: 512 KB to 4 MB external Flash
- Serial: 4 KB I²C EEPROM (alternately 512 byte I²C-FRAM)
- I²C Real-Time Clock with Calender/Alarm
- Dual Full 2.0B CAN with PCA82C250 transceiver support
- SPI and dual UART with RS-232 level-converters (optionally configurable as TTL-level signals)
- Dual 16-channel A/D-converters with 10-bit resolution
- BDM debug-interface
- Requires 5V/40mA and 3.3V/300-620 mA operating voltage
- Industrial temperature range (-40°C to +85°C)
- MTBF = 776,765 hours
Pricing & Ordering
| Product | Part Number & Configuration | Price | |
| phyCORE-MPC555 SOM | PART#: PCM-001-210-I 1 MB SRAM, 512 KB Flash, 4 KB EEPROM, ind temp range (-55°C to 85°C) |
$419.00 / single unit |
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| phyCORE-MPC555 SOM | PART#: PCM-001-440-I 4 MB SRAM, 4 MB Flash, 4 KB EEPROM, industrial temperature range |
$519.00 / single unit |
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| phyCORE-MPC555 SOM | Customized Configuration | $225.00 / unit benchmark @ 1k | Call: 800.278.9913 |
Technical Documentation & Demos
Click here to link to Errata Notes associated with this SOM
| File Download | Date | Filename | Size |
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Jul. 2005 |
L-523e |
244 KB |
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Aug. 2006 |
L-525e |
276 KB |
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Aug. 2006 |
L-524e |
640 KB |
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MPC555 |
279 KB |
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2004 |
L-DN-007e |
25 KB |
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LAN-022e |
43 KB |
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Aug. 2006 |
Demos_PCM-001-M |
387 KB |
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Sept. 2008 |
Demos_PCM-001-CW87 |
216 KB |
RTOSes & Tools
The availability of Board Support software and tools is a primary criterion in the selection of a microcontroller for embedded development. PHYTEC works closely with our partners up and down the embedded solutions chain to ensure optimized interoperability of our boards with other tools, and provides embedded developers with what they need to speed design concepts to product and market.
Compilers, Assemblers and Debuggers |
Flash Programmers |
Initialization/Boot Code Generation |
RTOSes |
Debugging |
CAN |
Simulation |
Flash File Systems |
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