80HVPS1616CBRI

Specialized ICS Overview

The 80HVPS1616CBRI is a Serial RapidIO switch integrated circuit manufactured by Renesas Electronics Corporation. It belongs to the S-RIO Gen 2 product family and is designed for high-performance switching applications. The component is housed in a 400-FCBGA package, which facilitates surface-mount installation on printed circuit boards. This specific part number represents a variant within the broader RapidIO switch portfolio, focusing on interconnect capabilities for system-level data routing.

Specialized ICS Feature Summary

• Serial RapidIO Gen 2 compliant switching architecture
• Available in a 400-FCBGA package format
• Designed for specialized IC interconnect applications

Specialized ICS Applications

• High-speed serial interconnect systems
• RapidIO network infrastructure components

Specialized ICS Procurement Notes

Verify availability status directly with authorized distributors or the manufacturer, as supply conditions for this specific suffix may vary. Confirm that the 400-FCBGA package dimensions match the target PCB footprint requirements before procurement. Ensure compliance with relevant environmental standards if required by the end application.

Specialized ICS Selection Notes

Select this component when a Gen 2 Serial RapidIO switch is required in a 400-ball FCBGA form factor. Compare against other members of the 80HVPS/80HCPS series to ensure the specific electrical and pinout characteristics align with the system design. Validate thermal management solutions suitable for the BGA package density.

Specialized ICS Part Context

This device is part of Renesas' portfolio of RapidIO switches, following the acquisition of IDT technologies. The 80HVPS series generally denotes high-voltage or specific performance variants within the RapidIO ecosystem, distinct from standard logic families. It serves as a critical node for data exchange in embedded communication architectures.

Specialized ICS Replacement Considerations

Cross-reference with other 80HVPS1616 variants (e.g., RMI, CHRI) to determine if ordering suffix differences impact functionality or packaging. Verify compatibility with existing firmware or configuration tools used for RapidIO switch initialization.