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Infineon — AURIX™ Family TC37xTX Microcontrollers (MCU)

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Infineon TC37xTX AURIX™ Microcontroller

Powerful next-generation AURIX™ TC3xx system architecture

Infineon released its second generation AURIX™ microcontroller, the TC37xTX, in embedded flash 40 nm technology. The CU features an increase in performance, memory sizes, connectivity and more scalability to address the new automotive trends and challenges.

This family has more than 20 products to provide the most scalable portfolio of safety microcontroller. In terms of performance, T37xTX offers 3 cores running at 300 MHz and up to 4.3 MBytes embedded RAM, and consuming below 2 W. Its mirrored embedded flash banks offers A/B swap capabilities.

Features

  • 3 TriCore™ running at 300 MHz
  • Supporting floating point and fix point with all cores
  • 6 MB flash/ECC protection
  • 4.3 MB SRAM / ECC protection
  • 128x DMA channels
  • 2x Gbit Ethernet
  • 12x CAN FD, 1x FlexRay, 12x LINs, 6x QSPI, 1x I²C, 15x SENT, 5x PSI, 1x HSSL, 2x MSC, 1x eMMC

 

  • eVita full HSM (ECC256 and SHA2)
  • LFBGA-292 package
  • Developed and documented following ISO 26262/IEC61508 to support safety requirements up to ASIL-D/SIL3
  • AUTOSAR 4.2 support
  • Single voltage supply 5 V or 3.3 V
  • Standby mode controller
  • Temperature: -40°C to 150°C

 

AURIX™ TriCore™

AURIX™ TriCore™ microcontrollers unite the elements of a RISC processor core, a microcontroller, and a DSP in one single MCU design. They also deliver the versatility required for the industrial sector, excelling in optimized motor control applications and signal processing.

Infineon’s broad TriCore™ product portfolio allows engineers to choose from a wide range of memories, peripheral sets, frequencies, temperatures, and packaging options. TriCore™ microcontrollers offer all this in addition to a high degree of compatibility across generations.