• User-configurable phase accumulator for waveform
synthesis and amplitude, frequency, or phase modulation
• Magnitude output data overflow flag (in Polar-toRectangular mode)
• Low power consumption CMOS process
• Single +5V power supply
• Available in a 120-pin plastic pin grid array package
(PPGA), 120-pin ceramic pin grid array package (CPGA),
120-pin MQFP to PPGA (MPGA) package, and 120-pin
metric quad flatpack package (MQFP)
Applications
• Scan conversion (phased array to raster)
• Vector magnitude estimation
• Range and bearing derivation
• Spectral analysis
• Digital waveform synthesis, including quadrature
functions
• Digital modulation and demodulation
Description
The TMC2330A VLSI circuit converts bidirectionally
between Cartesian (real and imaginary) and Polar (magnitude
and phase) coordinates at up to 40 MOPS (Million Operations
Per Second).
In its Rectangular-to-Polar mode, the TMC2330A can extract
phase and magnitude information or backward “map” from a
rectangular raster display to a radial (e.g., range-and-azimuth)
data set.
The Polar-to-Rectangular mode executes direct digital waveform
synthesis and modulation. The TMC2330A greatly simplifies
real-time image-space conversion between the radially-generated
image scan data found in radar, sonar, and medical imaging
systems, and raster display formats.
All input and output data ports are registered, and a new transformed data word pair is available at the output every clock
cycle. The user-configurable phase accumulator structure,
input clock enables, and asynchronous three-state output bus
enables simplify interfacing. All signals are TTL compatible.
Fabricated in a submicron CMOS process, the TMC2330A
operates at up to the 40 MHz maximum clock rate over the full
commercial (0 to 70°C) temperature and supply voltage ranges,
and is available in 120-pin plastic pin grid array, 120-pin
ceramic pin grid array, 120-pin metric quad flatpack to PPGA
package, and 120-pin metric quad flatpack packages.
Logic Symbol
CONFIGURATION
CONTROLS
DATA
INPUTS
ENXR
XRIN
ENYP
YPIN
ACC
TCXY
RTP
CLK
15-0
1-0
31-0
1-0
32
16
TMC2330A
OERX
16
RXOUT
15-0
DATA
OEPY
2
16
PYOUT
OVF
OUTPUTS
15-0
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONTMC2330A
Block Diagram
YPIN
XRIN
15-0
ENXR
31-0
ENYP
1-0
ACC
ACC
1
0
16
1
2
AM
16
3
16
TCXY
RPT
TRANSFORMATION PROCESS
4-21
1616
222222
16
3232
16
2
3
4-21
2
CM
32
32
32
PM
FM
16
16
32
32
32
OERX
OVF
RXOUT
15-0
PYOUT
Functional Description
The TMC2330A converts between Rectangular (Cartesian)
and Polar (Phase and Magnitude) coordinate data word pairs.
The user selects the numeric format and transformation to be
performed (Rectangular-To-Polar or Polar-To-Rectangular),
and the operation is performed on the data presented to the
inputs on the next clock. The transformed result is then
available at the outputs 22 clock cycles later, with new output data available every 20ns with a 40 MHz clock. All input
and output data ports are registered, with input clock enables
and asynchronous high-impedance output enables to simplify connections to system buses.
OEPY
15-0
When executing a Rectangular-To-Polar conversion, the input
ports accept 16-bit Rectangular coordinate words, and the output ports generate 16-bit magnitude and 16-bit phase data. The
user selects either two’s complement or sign-and-magnitude
Cartesian data format. Polar magnitude data are always in
magnitude format only. Since the phase angle word is modulo
2 π , it may be regarded as either unsigned or two’s complement
format (Tables 1 and 2)
.
In Polar-To-Rectangular mode, the input ports accept 16-bit
Polar magnitude and 32-bit phase data, and the output ports
produce 16-bit Rectangular data words. Again, the user
selects between two’s complement or sign-and-magnitude
Cartesian data format.
2
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(x π
(x π
TMC2330APRODUCT SPECIFICATION
Table 1. Data Input/Output Formats—Integer Format
…
…
Bit #
-15
2
0
2
0
2
2
NS
–2
2
NS
–2
2
NS
–2
±2
15
-16
15
Format
14
2
2
15
2
2
14
14
-17
…
…
…
…
0
2
0
2
0
2
-31
2
)T/U
U
S
T
S
T
14
2
15
14
2
14
2
14
2
15
14
2
0
-1
2
0
2
0
2
0
2
0
2
0
2
-15
2
)T/U
S
T
U
S
T
PortRTPTCXY
XRIN
XRIN
XRIN
YPIN
YPIN
YPIN
RXOUT
RXOUT
RXOUT
PYOUT
PYOUT
PYOUT
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
X
0
1
X
0
1
0
1
X
0
1
X
313029…161514…0
0
-1
±2
NS
–2
2
2
15
2
-2
2
14
13
2
14
13
2
Table 2. Data Input/Output Formats—Fractional Format
…
…
…
Bit #
-15
2
-15
2
-15
2
2
NS
–2
-16
2
NS
–2
2
NS
–2
±2
Format
0
-1
…
2
-1
…
2
0
-1
2
…
-17
2
…
-15
2
-15
2
-15
2
-31
2
)T/U
U
S
T
S
T
-1
2
0
0
0
0
…
-1
…
2
-1
2
…
-1
…
2
-1
2
…
-1
2
…
-15
2
-15
2
-15
2
-15
2
-15
2
-15
2
)T/U
S
T
U
S
T
Port
XRIN
XRIN
XRIN
YPIN
YPIN
YPIN
RXOUT
RXOUT
RXOUT
PYOUT
PYOUT
PYOUT
RTPTCXY
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
X
0
1
X
0
1
0
1
X
0
1
X
313029…161514…0
0
-1
±2
NS
-2
2
2
0
2
-2
2
-1
-2
2
-1
-2
2
(x π
Notes:
15
1. -2
denotes two’s complement sign bit.
2. NS denotes negative sign, i.e., ‘1’ negates the number.
0
3. ±2
denotes two’s complement sign or highest magnitude bit – since phase angles are modulo 2 π and phase accumulator is
modulo 2
32
, this bit may be regarded as + π or - π .
4. All phase angles are in terms of π radians, hence notation “x π .”
5. If A
= 00, YPIN(15-0) are “don’t cares.”
CC
6. Formats:
T = Two’s Complement
S = Signed Magnitude
U = Unsigned
HEXUTS
FFFF
…
8001
8000
7FFF
…
0001
0000
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65535
…
32769
32768
32767
…
1
0
–1
…
-32767
-32768
32767
…
1
0
-32767
…
-1
0
32767
…
1
0
3
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONTMC2330A
Static Control Inputs
The controls RTP and TCXY determine the transformation
mode and the assumed numeric format of the Rectangular
data. The user must exercise caution when changing either of
these controls, as the new transformed results will not be
seen at the outputs until the entire internal pipe (22 clocks)
has been flushed. Thus, these controls are considered static.
ENXR59M11The value presented to the input port XRIN is latched into
ENYP
1,0
17, 15G1, G2The value presented to the YPIN input port is latched into
Description
registers are strobed on the rising edge of CLK, which is
the reference for all timing specifications.
XRIN
is the registered Cartesian X-coordinate or
15-0
Polar Magnitude (Radius) 16-bit input data port. XRIN15 is
the MSB.
YPIN
is the registered Cartesian Y-coordinate or Polar
31-0
Phase angle 32-bit input data port. The input phase
accumulators are fed through this port in conjunction with
the input enable select ENYP
. When RTP is HIGH
1,0
(Rectangular-To-Polar), the input accumulators are
normally not used. The 16 MSBs of YPIN are the input
port, and the lower 16 bits become “don’t cares” if ACC = 00.
YPIN31 is the MSB.
RXOUT
is the registered Polar Magnitude (Radius) or
15-0
X-coordinate 16-bit output data port. This output is forced
into the high-impedance state when OERX=HIGH.
RXOUT15 is the MSB.
PYOUT
is the registered Polar Phase angle or
15-0
Cartesian Y-coordinate 16-bit output data port. This output
is forced to the high-impedance state when OEPY=HIGH.
PYOUT15 is the MSB.
the input registers on the current clock when ENXR is
HIGH. When ENXR is LOW, the value stored in the
register remains unchanged.
the phase accumulator input registers on the current
clock, as determined by the control inputs ENYP
shown below:
1,0
, as
Register Operation
ENYP
MC
1,0
00holdhold
01loadhold
10holdload
11clearload
where C is the Carrier register and M is the Modulation
register, and 0=LOW, 1=HIGH. See the Functional Block
Diagram.
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TMC2330APRODUCT SPECIFICATION
Pin Descriptions (continued)
Pin Number
Pin Name
MQFP
CPGA/PPGA/
MPGA
RTP11E1This registered input selects the current transformation
ACC
1,0
19, 18H2, H1In applications utilizing the TMC2330A to perform
Description
mode of the device. When RTP is HIGH, the TMC2330A
executes a Rectangular-To-Polar conversion. When RTP
is LOW, a Polar-To-Rectangular conversion will be
performed.
The input and output ports are then configured to handle
data in the appropriate coordinate system.
This is a static input. See the Timing Diagram.
waveform synthesis and modulation in the
Polar-To-Rectangular mode (RTP=LOW), the user
determines the internal phase Accumulator structure
implemented on the next clock by setting the accumulator
control word ACC
, as shown below:
1,0
ACC
Configuration
1,0
00No accumulation performed (normal operation)
01PM accumulator path enabled
10FM accumulator path enabled
11(Nonsensical) logical OR of PM and FM
where 0 = L0W, 1 = HIGH. See the Functional Block
Diagram.
The accumulator will roll over correctly when full-scale is
exceeded, allowing the user to perform continuous phase
accumulation through 2π radians or 360 degrees.
Note that the accumulators will also function when
RTP=HIGH (Rectangular-To-Polar), which is useful when
performing backward mapping from Cartesian to polar
coordinates. However, most applications will require that
ACC
be set to 00 to avoid accumulating the Cartesian Y
1,0
input data.
TCXY14F1The format select control sets the numeric format of the
Rectangular data, whether input (RTP=HIGH) or output
(RTP=LOW). This control indicates two’s complement
format when TCXY=HIGH and sign-and-magnitude when
LOW. This is a static input. See the Timing Diagram.
OVF105B7When RTP=LOW (Polar-To-Rectangular), the Overflow
Flag will go HIGH on the clock that the magnitude of either
of the current Cartesian coordinate outputs exceeds the
maximum range. It will return LOW on the clock that the
Cartesian out-put value(s) return to full-scale or less. See
the Applications Discussion section. Overflow is not
possible in Rectangular-To-Polar mode (RTP = HIGH).
OERX,
OEPY
81, 9E13, D1Data in the output registers are available at the outputs of
the device when the respective asynchronous Output
Enables are LOW. When OERX or OEPY is HIGH, the
respective output port(s) is in the high impedance state.
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONTMC2330A
Absolute Maximum Ratings
(beyond which the device may be damaged)
ParameterConditionsMinTypMaxUnits
Supply Voltage-0.57.0V
Input Voltage-0.5VDD + 0.5V
Output Applied Voltage
Externally Forced Current
2
3,4
Short-Circuit DurationSingle output in HIGH state
to ground
Operating Temperature-20110°C
Ambient Temperature-20110°C
Storage Temperature-65150°C
Junction Temperature140°C
Lead Soldering10 seconds300°C
Notes:
1. Functional operation under any of these conditions is NOT implied. Performance and reliability are guaranteed only if
Operating Conditions are not exceeded.
2. Applied voltage must be current limited to specified range.
3. Forcing voltage must be limited to specified range.
4. Current is specified as conventional current flowing into the device.
1. All transitions are measured at a 1.5V level except for t
Output Delay TimeC
Output Hold TimeC
Three-State Output Enable DelayC
Three-State Output Disable DelayC
ENA
= 25 pF16ns
LOAD
= 25 pF3ns
LOAD
= 0 pF13ns
LOAD
= 0 pF13ns
LOAD
and t
DIS
1
.
MinNomMaxUnits
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONTMC2330A
Timing Diagrams
No Accumulation
CLK
RTP, TCXY
ACC[1:0]
ENXR,
ENYP[1:0]
XRIN[15:0],
YPIN[31:0]
RXOUT[15:0],
PYOUT[15:0]
Note: OERX = OEPY = LOW
Phase Modulation
CLK
RTP, TCXY
ACC[1:0]
ENXR
XRIN[15:0]
ENYP[1:0]
YPIN[31:0]
RXOUT[15:0]
PYOUT[15:0]
tS
tH
0123…
00
ENENEN
ABC
0123…22232425
0001
R
1001010101
CIJKL
010101
tPWH
tPWL
0000
22
…
…
…
…
…
…
…
…
…
…
C + I
tDtHO
f(A)f(B)
2C + J3C + K4C + L
23
Notes:
1. OERX
= OEPY = LOW
2. Carrier C and amplitude R loaded on CLK0.
3. Modulation Values I, J, K, L… Loaded on CLK1, CLK2, etc.
4. Output corresponding to modulation loaded at CLKi emerged tDO after CLKi + 21.
5. To modulate amplitude, vary XRIN with ENXR = 1.
Applications Discussion
Numeric Overflow
Because the TMC2330A accommodates 16-bit unsigned
radii and 16-bit signed Cartesian coordinates, Polar-ToRectangular conversions can overflow for incoming radii
greater than 32767= 7FFFh and will overflow for all incoming radii greater than 46341=B505h. (ln signed magnitude
mode, a radius of 46340 = B504h will also overflow at all
angles.) The regions of overflow and of correct conversion
are illustrated in Figure 1.
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In signed magnitude mode, overflows are circularly symmetrical—if a given radius overflows at an angle P, it will also
overflow at the angles π-P, π+P, and -P. This is because -X
will overflow if and only if X overflows, and -Y will overflow if and only if Y overflows.
In two’s complement mode, the number system’s asymmetry
complicates the overflow conditions slightly. An input vector
with an X component of -32768=8000h will not overflow,
whereas one with an X component of +32768 will. Table 3
summarizes several simple cases of overflow and near-overflow.
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TMC2330APRODUCT SPECIFICATION
Table 3a. X-Dimensional Marginal Overflows
TC YPINOV RXOUTCORRECT X
00000 = 010000 = +0+32768
08000 = π18000 = -0-32768
10000 = 018000 = -32768 +32768
18000 = π08000 = -32768 -32768
In all cases, RTP=0 (Polar-To-Rectangular mode) and
XRIN=8000 (incoming radius=32768).
Table 3b. Maximal Overflow (Radius In=65535)
TC YPIN OV RXOUTCORRECT X
00000 = 017FFF = +32767+65535
08000 = π1FFFF = -32767-65535
10000 = 01FFFF = -1+65535
18000 = π10001 = +1-65535
In all cases, RTP=0 (Polar-To-Rectangular mode) and
XRIN=7FFF (incoming radius=65535, which will always
overflow).
Numeric Underflow
In RTP=1 (Rectangular-To-Polar) mode, if XRIN=YPIN=0, the
angle is undefined. Under these conditions, the TMC2330A
will output the expected radius of 0 (RXOUT= 0000) and an
angle of 1.744 radians (PYOUT=4707). This angle is an artifact
of the CORDIC algorithm and is not flagged as an error,
since the angle of any 0 length vector is arbitrary.
Performing Scan Conversion with
the TMC2330A
Medical Imaging Systems such as Ultrasound, MRI, and
PET, and phased array Radar and Sonar systems generate
radial-format coordinates (range or distance, and bearing)
which must be converted into raster-scan format for further
processing and display. Utilizing the TMC2302A Image
Resampling Sequencer, a minimum chipcount Scan Converter can be implemented which utilizes the trigonometric
translation performed by the TMC2330A to backwards-map
from a Cartesian coordinate set into the Polar source image
buffer address space.
As shown in Figure 2, the TMC2330A transforms the Cartesian source image addresses from the TMC2302A directly to
vector distance and angle coordinates, while the TMC2302A
writes the resulting resampled pixel values into the target
memory in raster fashion. Note that the ability to perform
this spatial transformation in either direction gives the user
the freedom to process images in either coordinate space,
with little restriction. Image manipulation such as zooms or
tilts can easily be included in the transformation by programming the desired image manipulation into the TMC2302A’s
transformation parameter registers.
65535
32767
Y
π/2
X = R (Cos θ)
Y = R (Sin θ)
and
R = X2 + Y
θ = Tan-1 (Y/X)
If R ≤ 32767, overflow will not occur (Region A).
C
B
A
R
θ
X
3276765535
Figure 1. First Quadrant Coordinate Relationships
If R > 32767, overflow will not occur (Region B) if |X| ≤ 32767 and |Y| ≤ 32767.
If R > 32767, overflow will occur (Region C) if |X| ≥ 32768 or |Y| ≥ 32768.
2
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONTMC2330A
R
SADR
SADR
X
TMC2330A
COORDINATE
Y
TRANSFORMER
θ
R
θ
SOURCE
IMAGE BUFFER
DATA OUT
(2) TMC2302A IMAGE
RESAMPLING
SEQUENCERS
TADR
TADR
TWR
Figure 1. Figure 1. First Quadrant Coordinate Relationships
Figure 2. Block Diagram of Scan Converter Circuit Utilizing TMC2330A and TMC2302A Image Resampling Sequencer
Arithmetic Error for Two’s
Complement Rectangular to Polar
Conversion
A random set of 5000 input vector coordinate pairs (X,Y),
uniformly spread over a circle of radius 32767 was converted
to polar coordinates.
U
V
(4) TMC2011A
DELAY
REGISTER
The results of the 10,000-vector study were as follows:
Mean Error (X)+0.0052 LSB
Mean Error (Y) 0.0031 LSB
Mean Absolute Error (X) 0.662 LSB
Mean Absolute Error (Y)0.664 LSB
Root Mean Square Error (X)1.025 LSB
U
V
DATA IN
TARGET
IMAGE
BUFFER
TMC2246A
PIXEL INTERPOLATOR
Σ
Root Mean Square Error (Y)1.020 LSB
Radius Error Range–0.609 to 0.746 LSB
Mean Radius Error0.019 LSB
Max Error (X)+4/ -5 LSB
Max Error (Y)+5 -4 LSB
Mean Absolute Radius Error0.252 LSB
Since this is a double conversion (rectangular to polar and
Phase Error Range–1.373 to 1.469 LSB
Mean Phase Error0.058 LSB
Mean Absolute Phase Error0.428 LSB
back) which includes a wide variety of “good case” and “bad
case” vectors, the chip should perform even better in many
real systems. Repeating the experiment and restricting the
original data set to an annulus defined by 8196<R<32768
Statistical Evaluation of Double
Conversion
In this empirical test, 10,000 random Cartesian vectors were
converted to and from polar format by the TMC2330A. The
resulting Cartesian pairs were then compared against the
reduced the mean square error to 0.89 LSB and the peak
error to ±4 LSB (x or y). These latter results are more ger-
mane to synthesizer, demodulator, and other applications in
which the amplitude can be restricted to lie between quarter
and full scale. The largest errors tend to occur in the angle
component of small radius cartesian-to-polar conversion.
original ones. The un-restricted database represents uniform
sampling over a square bounded by -32769<x<32768 and
-32769<y<32768.
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TMC2330APRODUCT SPECIFICATION
Equivalent Circuits
V
V
DD
DD
Digital
Input
GND
Figure 3. Equivalent Input Circuit
OERX, OEPY
Three-State
Outputs
Figure 5. Transition Levels for Three-State Measurements
p
n
p
Digital
Output
n
GND
Figure 4. Equivalent Output Circuit
t
ENA
t
DIS
0.5V
2.0V
High Impedance
0.5V
0.8V
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONTMC2330A
Mechanical Dimensions
120-Lead CPGA Package
A2
Notes:
1.
Pin #1 identifier shall be within shaded area shown.
2.
Pin diameter excludes solder dip finish.
3.
Dimension "M" defines matrix size.
4.
Dimension "N" defines the maximum possible number of pins.
5.
Orientation pin is at supplier's option.
6.
Controlling dimension: inch.
A1
L
e
øB
øB2
P
A
Symbol
A.080.1602.034.06
A1.040.0601.011.53
A2.1253.17
øB.016.0200.400.51
øB2
D1.3401.38033.2735.05
D1
e
L
L1.170.1904.314.83
M13 13
N
P
Inches
Min.Max.Min.Max.
.2155.46
.050 NOM.1.27 NOM.
1.200 BSC30.48 BSC
.100 BSC2.54 BSC
.110.1452.793.68
120120
.003—.076—
D
Millimeters
Notes
2
2
SQ
3
4
Top View
Cavity Up
Pin 1 Identifier
D1
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONTMC2330A
Mechanical Dimensions
120-Lead PPGA Package
A2
Notes:
1.
Pin #1 identifier shall be within shaded area shown.
2.
Pin diameter excludes solder dip finish.
3.
Dimension "M" defines matrix size.
4.
Dimension "N" defines the maximum possible number of pins.
Pin #1 identifier shall be within shaded area shown.
2.
Pin diameter excludes solder dip finish.
3.
Dimension "M" defines matrix size.
4.
Dimension "N" defines the maximum possible number of pins.
5.
Orientation pin is at supplier's option.
6.
Controlling dimension: inch.
L
A3
øB2
øB
e
A2
Symbol
A.309.3117.857.90
A1.145.1553.683.94
A2
A3
øB.016.0200.400.51
øB2
D1.3551.36534.4234.67
D1
e
L
M13 13
N
Inches
Min.Max.Min.Max.
.0802.03
.175.1854.454.70
.0902.29
.050 TYP.1.27 TYP.
.050 NOM.1.27 NOM.
1.200 BSC30.48 BSC
.100 BSC2.54 BSC
120120
Millimeters
Notes
2
2
SQ
3
4
A
Fairchild
TMC2330A
Pin 1 Identifier
D
e
D1
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TMC2330APRODUCT SPECIFICATION
Mechanical Dimensions
120-Pin MQFP Package
Symbol
A—.154—3.92
A1.010—.25—
A2.125.1443.173.67
B.0123, 5.30
C.005.13
D/E1.2191.23830.9531.45
D1/E11.0981.10627.9028.10
e
L.026.037.65.95
N
ND
α0°7°0°7°
ccc
E
E1
Inches
Min.Max.Min.Max.
.018.45
.009.23
.0315 BSC.80 BSC
120120
3030
—.004—.10
D
PIN 1 IDENTIFIER
Millimeters
D1
Notes
5
4
e
0.063" Ref (1.60mm)
Notes:
1.
All dimensions and tolerances conform to ANSI Y14.5M-1982.
2.
Controlling dimension is millimeters.
3.
Dimension "B" does not include dambar protrusion. Allowable
dambar protrusion shall be .08mm (.003in.) maximum in excess
of the "B" dimension. Dambar cannot be located on the lower
radius or the foot.
4.
"L" is the length of terminal for soldering to a substrate.
5.
"B" & "C" includes lead finish thickness.
.20 (.008) Min.
0° Min.
.13 (.005) R Min.
.13/.30
.005/.012
C
L
Lead Detail
R
α
See Lead Detail
A2
A
B
A1
Seating Plane
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONTMC2330A
Ordering Information
Product Number
Temperature
Range
Speed
Grade
ScreeningPackage
Package
Marking
TMC2330AG1C0° to 70°C20 MHzCommercial120-Pin Ceramic Pin Grid Array2330AG1C
TMC2330AG1C10° to 70°C40 MHzCommercial120-Pin Ceramic Pin Grid Array 2330AG1C1
TMC2330AH5C0° to 70°C20 MHzCommercial120-Pin Plastic Pin Grid Array2330AH5C
TMC2330AH5C10° to 70°C40 MHzCommercial120-Pin Plastic Pin Grid Array2330AH5C1
TMC2330AH6C0° to 70°C20 MHzCommercial120 Lead Metric Quad FlatPack
N/A
to Pin Grid Array
TMC2330AH6C10° to 70°C40 MHzCommercial120 Lead Metric Quad FlatPack
N/A
to Pin Grid Array
TMC2330AKEC0° to 70°C20 MHzCommercial120-Pin Metric Quad FlatPack2330AKEC
TMC2330AKEC10° to 70°C40 MHzCommercial120-Pin Metric Quad FlatPack2330AKEC1
LIFE SUPPORT POLICY
FAIRCHILD’S PRODUCTS ARE NOT AUTHORIZED FOR USE AS CRITICAL COMPONENTS IN LIFE SUPPORT DEVICES
OR SYSTEMS WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN APPROVAL OF THE PRESIDENT OF FAIRCHILD SEMICONDUCTOR
CORPORATION. As used herein:
1. Life support devices or systems are devices or systems
which, (a) are intended for surgical implant into the body, or
(b) support or sustain life, and (c) whose failure to perform
when properly used in accordance with instructions for use
provided in the labeling, can be reasonably expected to
result in a significant injury of the user.
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2. A critical component in any component of a life support
device or system whose failure to perform can be
reasonably expected to cause the failure of the life support
device or system, or to affect its safety or effectiveness.
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2000 Fairchild Semiconductor Corporation
Stock#DS30002230A
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