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The Z16C0110PSG is a microprocessor unit (MPU) belonging to the Z16C01 series, manufactured by Zilog. It features a 16-bit data bus width and operates with a maximum clock frequency of 10 MHz. The device utilizes the Z16C00 core architecture and supports eight user-selectable addressing modes. It includes an integrated Serial Communications Controller (SCC). The component is housed in a 48-pin Plastic Dual In-line Package (PDIP-48) and functions within a standard operating supply voltage range.
Verify component authenticity through authorized distributors or direct manufacturer channels due to potential availability variations. Confirm package integrity and pin alignment prior to installation. Ensure compliance with relevant environmental regulations such as RoHS standards applicable to your region. Review the official datasheet for specific handling and storage requirements to prevent electrostatic discharge damage during procurement and assembly processes.
Select this component when a 16-bit processing capability with integrated serial communication is required. The PDIP-48 package suits through-hole mounting designs. Consider the 10 MHz operational speed against system timing requirements. Evaluate the eight addressing modes for memory mapping needs. Compare against other Z16C01 variants if different pin counts or interface configurations are necessary for the specific circuit design.
This part belongs to the Zilog Z16C01 family of microprocessors, which are based on the Z16C00 core. These processors are designed for embedded applications needing efficient code execution and integrated peripherals. The Z16C01 series typically offers varying levels of on-chip memory and peripheral integration while maintaining compatibility with the Z-Bus interface standard used across the product line.
Direct substitutes may include other Z16C01 series variants with compatible pinouts. Verify electrical specifications and package dimensions before substitution. Consult Zilog documentation for cross-reference lists to ensure functional equivalence in existing designs.