MB91F376GSPMC3-GS-N1

Microcontrollers Overview

The MB91F376GSPMC3-GS-N1 is a 32-bit microcontroller from Infineon Technologies, belonging to the MB91F362 series. It utilizes the FR50 RISC core processor and supports automotive applications. The device integrates CANbus, I²C, Serial I/O, and UART/USART connectivity interfaces. It is housed in a 120-LQFP package. Official documentation indicates this specific part variant has reached end-of-life status.

Microcontrollers Feature Summary

• Built on the FR50 RISC core architecture for efficient processing
• Integrated communication interfaces including CANbus, I²C, and UART/USART
• Designed for automotive electronic control applications

Microcontrollers Applications

• Automotive engine control units
• Body electronics management systems
• Industrial motor control applications

Microcontrollers Procurement Notes

This component is officially classified as an End of Life (EOL) product by the manufacturer. Availability is restricted to existing stock or last-time buy scenarios. Verify the exact suffix and date code against current inventory lists before procurement planning. Ensure compliance with RoHS directives if applicable to the legacy batch.

Microcontrollers Selection Notes

Select this part only for maintenance of existing designs requiring the specific MB91F362 series pinout and FR50 core functionality. Due to its discontinued status, new designs should evaluate modern replacement families from the same manufacturer that offer updated process nodes and extended supply chain longevity.

Microcontrollers Part Context

This MCU is part of the MB91F362 family, which targets automotive environments. The FR50 core provides a balance of performance and power efficiency suitable for embedded control tasks. The 120-LQFP package allows for high-density interconnects necessary for complex peripheral integration in vehicle subsystems.

Microcontrollers Replacement Considerations

Official substitute part numbers are not explicitly confirmed in the provided source data. Engineers must consult the manufacturer's official obsolescence notification or product selection guide to identify qualified cross-references within the current portfolio.