XCB56362PV120

Overview

The XCB56362PV120 is a component associated with Motorola, categorized under embedded processors and controllers. While specific datasheet details for this exact suffix are not publicly verified in the provided reference material, related Motorola/NXP components such as the XCB56364PV100 are identified as 24-bit Audio Digital Signal Processors (DSPs). These devices typically operate with a maximum clock frequency of 100 MHz, feature an 18-bit address bus width, and utilize an 8-bit external data bus. The package information for similar models indicates a QFP or LQFP form factor with 112 pins, supporting fixed-point processing architectures.

Feature Summary

• Designed as a digital signal processor for audio applications
• Operates at a maximum clock frequency of 100 MHz
• Features an 18-bit address bus and 8-bit external data bus
• Supports fixed-point format processing

Part Context

Motorola's semiconductor division was acquired by NXP Semiconductors. Components originally branded as Motorola, particularly those from the DSP and microcontroller lines, are now manufactured and supported under the NXP portfolio. The part number structure suggests it belongs to a family of embedded processing solutions intended for specialized signal processing tasks.

Replacement Considerations

For direct functional replacements, verify pin compatibility and software architecture. Related Motorola/NXP parts like the XCB56364PV100 share similar specifications but may differ in memory size or peripheral sets. Always consult the official NXP datasheet for the specific pinout and electrical characteristics before substitution.