Z84C1516FSG

Overview

The Z84C1516FSG is a Z80-based microprocessor IC featuring an Enhanced Intelligent Peripheral Controller (EIPC). It operates at a maximum clock speed of 16MHz with an 8-bit data bus width. The device utilizes a 100-QFP package, specifically measuring 14x20mm. It supports CMOS and TTL compatibility and functions within a standard voltage range typical for the Z80 architecture.

Feature Summary

• Integrates an Enhanced Intelligent Peripheral Controller (EIPC) for advanced peripheral management
• Supports both CMOS and TTL logic compatibility for flexible system integration
• Delivers processing performance at speeds up to 16MHz

Applications

• Industrial control systems requiring robust I/O handling
• Embedded applications utilizing Z80 architecture
• Peripheral controller interfaces in legacy hardware designs

Procurement Notes

Verify component authenticity through authorized channels due to potential availability constraints. Confirm package dimensions match the 100-QFP (14x20mm) specification during mechanical integration. Review latest manufacturer documentation for any updates regarding RoHS compliance status or environmental declarations prior to final procurement decisions.

Selection Notes

Select this component when specific EIPC functionality is required alongside standard Z80 processing capabilities. Ensure design requirements align with the 16MHz operational limit and 100-pin form factor. Consider thermal dissipation characteristics associated with the QFP package in dense PCB layouts.

Part Context

This model belongs to the Zilog Z80 family of microprocessors. It extends the base Z80 core by incorporating specialized intelligent peripheral control features. The FSG suffix denotes the specific 100-QFP packaging variant, distinguishing it from other pin-count or package types within the same functional series.

Replacement Considerations

Direct substitutes include the Z84C1516ASG, which shares similar Z80 core specifications but utilizes a 100-LQFP package. Verify pinout compatibility and physical footprint differences between LQFP and QFP packages before implementing replacements.