S9S12G128AVLFR

The S9S12G128AVLFR belongs to the category of automotive-grade 16-bit Microcontroller Units (MCUs) manufactured by NXP Semiconductors. This chip is specifically designed for automotive applications, offering a range of features and capabilities to meet the demands of automotive electronic systems.

Here are some of the key features and specifications of the S9S12G128AVLFR MCU:

• Type & Manufacturer: Integrated Circuit (IC) Embedded - Microcontroller, manufactured by NXP Semiconductors.
• Package & Mounting: Comes in an LQFP-48 package, supporting SMD/SMT mounting style for automated production and installation.
• Core & Program Memory: Based on the S12 core, featuring 128kB of program memory size in Flash type, enabling non-volatile storage of data.
• Data RAM & ROM: Offers 8kB of data RAM and 4kB of data ROM (EEPROM), providing additional data storage capabilities.
• Interfaces & Communications: Supports various communication protocols such as SCI (Serial Communication Interface) and SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface), facilitating data exchange with other automotive electronic components.
• Performance Parameters:
  • Data bus width: 16-bit.
  • ADC (Analog-to-Digital Converter) resolution: 10-bit, offering high-precision analog signal conversion capabilities.
  • Maximum clock frequency: 25MHz, determining the processing speed of the chip.
  • Number of I/O ports: 40, supporting rich peripheral connections.
• Power & Temperature:
  • Operating supply voltage range: 3.13V to 5.5V, compatible with different automotive electrical systems.
  • Minimum and maximum operating temperatures are -40°C and +105°C respectively, meeting the requirements of automotive operations under various environmental conditions.
• Additional Features: Incorporates a Watchdog Timer to monitor program execution and prevent system crashes caused by program anomalies.

The S9S12G128AVLFR MCU, with its high performance, reliability, and rich feature set, has widespread applications in the automotive electronics sector, including automotive main control units, Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), electric vehicle control systems, and more. As automotive electrification continues to advance, the importance of such automotive-grade MCUs becomes increasingly prominent.