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The Texas Instruments part number 2510442-0005 identifies the DLPR410 Configuration PROM. This component is a specialized integrated circuit designed to serve as the base device for the DLPR410 and DLPR910 product lines. It functions as a configuration memory unit, storing the necessary data to initialize and operate associated DLP chipset hardware. The device was manufactured using Xilinx XCF16P Configuration PROMs as its underlying technology. This specific part number represents a variant within the DLPR410 family, intended for use in digital light processing systems requiring reliable configuration storage.
Verify that the required component matches the DLPR410 Configuration PROM specification. Note that Texas Instruments has stopped production of the XCF16P Configuration PROMs used as the base device for this part. Ensure compatibility with existing DLPR410 or DLPR910 designs before procurement, as end-of-life status may affect long-term supply availability.
Select this part only if the design requires the specific DLPR410 Configuration PROM identified by TI part number 2510442-0005. Confirm that the application utilizes the DLPR410 or DLPR910 chipset architecture. Since the underlying Xilinx XCF16P base device is no longer in production, verify that current inventory meets project requirements or consider alternative solutions if new production is needed.
This component belongs to the DLPR series of products from Texas Instruments, which are tailored for digital light processing applications. The DLPR410 Configuration PROM is a critical element for setting up the operational parameters of the associated DLP chipsets. It is distinct from general-purpose memory devices due to its specific integration with TI's DLP technology ecosystem.
Texas Instruments has officially announced the discontinuation of the XCF16P Configuration PROMs used as the base device for the DLPR410 and DLPR910 devices. No direct substitute part numbers are provided in public documentation for this specific configuration PROM. Designers should review the DLP Products Advisory for guidance on managing this end-of-life situation.