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M2S010-TQG144

MCHPM2S010-TQG144

Microchip Technology
ARM® Cortex®-M3 System On Chip (SOC) IC SmartFusion®2 FPGA - 10K Logic Modules 166MHz 144-TQFP (20x20)
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Overview

The M2S010-TQG144 is a SmartFusion2 SoC FPGA that integrates a 10K logic element FPGA fabric with a hard 166MHz ARM Cortex-M3 processor core. This architecture provides the flexibility of programmable logic alongside a standard microcontroller subsystem, including 64KB RAM and 256KB of flash. It is designed for low-power operation and high security in industrial and communication environments.

Why Choose This Part

It offers exceptional power efficiency with a standby current as low as 18uA and a run current of approximately 28.4mA at 1.2V. The SoC includes robust hardware security features and DDR3 memory controllers with error correction (ECC) for high-reliability applications.

Applications

Industrial Networking
Utilizing the integrated Ethernet MAC and CAN controller for bridge and gateway applications.
Secure System Controller
Providing hardware-based security for boot authentication and system monitoring.
Motor Control
Offloading high-speed PWM and sensor processing to the FPGA fabric while managing control loops on the Cortex-M3.
I/O Expansion
Implementing custom serial interfaces or high-pin-count GPIO management via the 113 available I/O pins.

Key Specifications

Speed 166MHz
RAM Size 64KB
Flash Size 256KB
Architecture MCU, FPGA
Connectivity CANbus, Ethernet, I2C, SPI, UART/USART, USB
Core Processor ARM Cortex-M3
Package / Case 144-LQFP
Primary Attributes FPGA - 10K Logic Modules
Operating Temperature -40degC ~ 100degC (TJ)
Supplier Device Package 144-TQFP (20x20)

Getting Started

Designers should use Microchip Libero SoC Design Suite for FPGA synthesis and firmware development. Hardware evaluation can be performed using the SmartFusion2 Maker Board or the M2S010-MKR-KIT, which provides access to the SoC interfaces and GPIOs.

Also Consider

PSoC 5LP CY8C5888 IFXInfineon Technologies - Consider if you need complex programmable analog blocks alongside digital logic and an ARM Cortex-M3 core.