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T4160NSN7TTB Datasheet, T4160NSN7TTB NXP USA Inc World's largest source of shortage and hard to find parts. T4160NSN7TTB NXP USA Inc. Product Details Images are for reference See Product Specification Send RFQ Part Number: T4160NSN7TTB Worldway Part: T4160NSN7TTB-265324 Category: Microprocessors - MPU Manufacturer: NXP USA Inc. Applications: Communications equipment Enterprise systems Personal electronics Description: MPU QorlQ T4160 RISC 32bit 28nm 1.8GHz 1932-Pin FCBGA Tray RoHS: Lead free / RoHS Compliant Stock Category: Available stock Stock Resource: Franchised Distributor Warranty: 1 Year Worldway Guarantee EDA/CAD Models: T4160NSN7TTB PCB Footprint and Symbol Delivery: Payment: T4160NSN7TTB(NXP USA Inc.) Specifications Manufacturer: Freescale Semiconductor - NXP Product Category: Embedded - Microprocessors Series: QorIQ T4 Packaging: Tray Package-Case: 1932-BBGA, FCBGA Operating- 0°C ~ 105°C (TA) Temperature: Supplier-Device- 1932-FCPBGA (45x45) Package: Voltage-I-O: - Speed: 1.8GHz Core-Processor: PowerPC e6500 Number-of-Cores-Bus- 8 Core, 64-Bit Width: Co-Processors-DSP: - RAM-Controllers: DDR3, DDR3L Graphics-Acceleration: No Display-&-Interface- - Controllers: Ethernet: 1 Gbps (13), 10 Gbps (2) SATA: SATA 3Gbps (2) USB: USB 2.0 + PHY (2) Security-Features: - T4160NSN7TTB(NXP USA Inc.) Description Additional information about the T4160NSN7TTB: The QorIQ T4 family of processors combine Freescale advanced, dual-threaded e6500 Power Architecture processor cores with AltiVec, high-performance data path acceleration architecture (DPAA), and network and peripheral interfaces to address a wide variety of applications in networking, telecom/datacom, data center, wireless infrastructure, industrial and mil/aerospace applications. The T4 family consists of three devices: The T4240 QorIQ multicore processor combines 12 dual-threaded e6500 Power Architecture processor cores for a total of 24 threads. The T4160 QorIQ multicore processor combines 8 dualthreaded e6500 Power Architecture processor cores. For more details on T4160 see Appendix T4160. The T4080 QorIQ multicore processor combines 4 dualthreaded e6500 Power Architecture processor cores. For more details on T4080 see Appendix T4080. The T4 family has a 3x performance scaling factor within a pin-compatible package. With frequencies scaling from 1.5 to 1.8 GHz, integrated 1 Gbps and 10 Gbps Ethernet, hardware acceleration, and advanced system peripherals, these products target applications that benefit from consolidation of control and data plane processing in a single chip, such as services cards, microservers, NFV, SDN, ADCs, WOCs, and intelligent NICs. Related Tags PDF T4160NSN7TTB NXP USA Inc. Datasheet T4160NSN7TTB NXP USA Inc. Microprocessors - MPU Buy T4160NSN7TTB NXP USA Inc. Purchase T4160NSN7TTB NXP USA Inc. T4160NSN7TTB NXP USA Inc. supplier T4160NSN7TTB NXP USA Inc. vendor T4160NSN7TTB NXP USA Inc. image T4160NSN7TTB NXP USA Inc. picture T4160NSN7TTB NXP USA Inc. pricing T4160NSN7TTB NXP USA Inc. stock T4160NSN7TTB NXP USA Inc. PCB Footprint and Symbol T4160NSN7TTB NXP USA Inc. EEG T4160NSN7TTB NXP USA Inc. application T4160NSN7TTB NXP USA Inc. distributor Customers Also Bought (You May Also Be Interested In) Click to View Pricing, Inventory, Delivery & Lifecycle Information: T4240NXN7PQB T4240NSE7PQB T4160NSN7QTB T4240NSN7PQB T4160NXE7PQB T4160NSE7PQB T4160NSN7PQB T4080NXE7PQB T4080NXN7PQB TDA1MDRCCYEA0 TNETV3525INECBB TMS320DM355CZCE270 TMS320DM335CZCE135 TMS320DM8166SCYG4 TMS320DM355ZCEA135 TMS320DM335CZCE216 TMS320DM355CZCE216 TMS320DM355DZCE135 TMS320DM355ZCE135 TMS320DM365ZCEZ TMS320DM8165SCYG4 TMS320DM8165SCYG TMS320DM335ZCE270 TNETV1055ZDW TMS320DM6467TCUTD1 TMS320DM6467TCUT1 TMS320DM6467TCUTL1 TMS320DM6467TCUT9 TMS320DM6467CCUTD7 TMS32DM6467CCUTAV6 TMS320DM6467CCUTA6 TMS320DM368ZCED48F TMS320DM6467CCUT7 TMS320DM6467CCUT4 TMS320DM6467CGUTA6 TMS320DM6467CCUTA TMS320DM6467CCUTAV TMS320DM6467CCUTV6 TMS320DM6467CCUT6 TMS320DM369ZCEDF Worldway Electronics, World's largest source of shortage and hard to find parts | Franchised Distributor Resource Information Quick Links Manufacturer Support About Us Request for Quotation Help Center Delivery Information Product Catalog Contact Us Payment Information Copyright © 2002-2021 Worldway Electronics Limited. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions.
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