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The Digi 20-101-1246 is an embedded module belonging to the RabbitCore series, manufactured by Digi International. It utilizes the Rabbit 3000 core processor and operates at a clock speed of 29.4 MHz. The module integrates 256 KB of Flash memory and 256 KB of RAM for data storage and processing tasks. It is housed in a compact form factor measuring 1.160 inches in length by 1.380 inches in width (29.50 mm x 34.90 mm). The component supports an operating temperature range from -40°C to 85°C, ensuring functionality in varied environmental conditions. Connectivity is provided via two IDC headers with a 2x17 pin configuration.
This product is officially listed as obsolete by the manufacturer. Verification of current availability requires checking distributor inventory status directly. No new manufacturing units are produced. Engineers should review the Product Change Notice (PCN) dated October 30, 2024, regarding obsolescence details before initiating any procurement actions.
Designers selecting this module must account for its obsolete status and limited future supply. The Rabbit 3000 architecture dictates specific software development environments, such as Dynamic C. Alternative modern microprocessors may offer higher performance but require significant architectural redesign. Verify that the 29.4 MHz speed and 256 KB memory limits meet the target application's computational requirements.
The 20-101-1246 is part of the RabbitCore family of embedded modules from Digi International. This series provides pre-integrated microprocessor solutions designed to simplify hardware design for industrial applications. Similar models in the lineup include the 20-101-0562 and 20-101-1154, which feature different processor generations or memory configurations within the same connector standard.
As the component is obsolete, direct replacements are not available from Digi. Evaluation of third-party embedded modules with compatible pinouts or migration to newer RabbitCore variants is necessary. Cross-referencing with other manufacturers' MPU cores requires adapter boards or custom PCB redesign.