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Arm Microcontroller LPC54628J512ET180E - SHENMING

Manufacturer::

NXP

Factory Pack Quantity:

189

Package/Case:

TFBGA-180

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Product Specifications

Product Attribute	Attribute Value
Manufacturer	NXP
Product Category	ARM Microcontrollers - MCU
RoHS	Details
Series	LPC546xx
Mounting Style	SMD/SMT
Package/Case	TFBGA-180
Core	ARM Cortex M4
Program Memory Size	512 kB
Data Bus Width	32 bit
ADC Resolution	12 bit
Maximum Clock Frequency	220 MHz
Number Of I/Os	145 I/O
Data RAM Size	200 kB
Supply Voltage - Min	1.71 V
Supply Voltage - Max	3.6 V
Minimum Operating Temperature	- 40 C
Maximum Operating Temperature	+ 105 C
Packaging	Tray
Analogue Supply Voltage	1.71 V to 3.6 V
Brand	NXP Semiconductors
Data RAM Type	SRAM
Data ROM Size	16 kB
Data ROM Type	EEPROM
Interface Type	I2C, I2S, SPI, USART
Moisture Sensitive	Yes
Number Of ADC Channels	12 Channel
Processor Series	LPC546xx
Product	MCU+FPUs
Product Type	ARM Microcontrollers - MCU
Program Memory Type	Flash
Factory Pack Quantity	189
Subcategory	Microcontrollers - MCU
Watchdog Timers	Watchdog Timer, Windowed
Part # Aliases	935347071551
Unit Weight	39.002 mg

FAQ

What is a "short circuit"?

A "short circuit" is an unwanted connection of very low resistance such as a wire (almost 0) which provides a very easy path for current. Think of it as an electrical short-cut. It is normally used to describe a fault or accidental connection rather than a deliberate one.
For example: if the leads from a battery touch one another they create a very low resistance connection across the battery, so we say they have caused a short circuit across the battery. Current will flow through this short circuit rather than through the proper circuit. This stops the circuit working and it may cause a fire because the leads and battery will become hot with a large current flowing.

What is a schematic?

It is another name for a circuit diagram.

What does "open circuit" mean?

"Open circuit" means no connection. It is usually used to describe a break in some part of a circuit which could be deliberate (such as a switch in the open or off position) or a fault (such as a broken wire or burnt out component).