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May, 2018 Microchip Unveils Industrial MPU-Based SOM


Chandler, AZ — Microchip Technology has unveiled a new system on module (SOM) that con- tains the SAMA5D2 MPU. The ATSAMA5D27- SOM1, which includes the recently released ATSAMA5D27C-D1G-CU system in package (SiP), simplifies design by integrating the power man- agement, non-volatile boot memory, Ethernet PHY and high-speed DDR2 memory onto a small, sin- gle-sided PCB. The SAMA5D2 family of products is designed


to provide an extremely flexible design experience no matter the level of expertise. The SOM, which integrates multiple external components and elim- inates key design challenges around EMI, ESD and signal integrity, can be used to expedite devel- opment time. Customers can solder the SOM to the board and take it to production, or use it as a ref-


erence design along with the free schematics, design and Gerber files and complete bill of mate-


rials available online. Customers can also transi- tion from the SOM to the SiP or the MPU itself, depending on design needs. All products are backed by Microchip’s customer-driven obsoles- cence policy which ensures availability to cus- tomers for as long as needed. The Arm® Cortex® A5-based SAMA5D2 SiP,


ATSAMA5D27-SOM1 system on module (SOM).


mounted on the SOM PCB or available separately, integrates 1 Gb DDR2 memory, simplifying the design by removing the high-speed memory inter- face constraints from the PCB. Impedance match- ing is done in the package, not manually during development, so the system will function properly at normal and low-speed operation. Three DDR2 memory sizes, 128 Mb, 512 Mb and 1 Gb, are avail- able for the SAMA5D2 SiP and optimized for bare metal, real-time operating system (RTOS) and Linux implementations. The SAMA5D2 family provides


high levels of security, including PCI compliance, providing an excellent platform for customers to create secured designs. With integrated Arm TrustZone® and capabilities for tamper detection, secure data and program storage, hardware encryp- tion engine, secure boot and more, customers can work with Microchip’s security experts to evaluate their security needs and implement the


right level of protection. Contact: Microchip Technology,


Inc., 2355 West Chandler


Boulevard, Chandler, AZ 85224 % 480-792-4386 E-mail: sarah.broome@microchip.com Web: www.microchip.com


Binder Adds 600V Harsh Environment Connectors


Camarillo, CA — Binder USA has expanded its Series 696 HEC (harsh environment connector) product fam- ily with the addition of a five-pin ver-


Series 696 HEC connectors.


sion. It is a powerful 32A per contact, 600V power connector that is con- structed with high-grade 4+PE gold- plated crimp contacts. The Series 696 HEC’s light and


THA: 3,000 hr. life @ 85 ºC THAS: 3,000 hr. life @ 105 ºC


5 ºC ºC


Highest energy density in low-profile: 1.1 J/CC


Replaces banks of SMT capacitors


Uses about 70% less board space than alternatives!


Uses abo space t


Reduce size, weight and cost where it matters


Using the most advanced aluminum electrolytic capacitor technology, type THA and THAS offer the highest energy density in a low profile. Design-in one component versus banks of alternative SMT capacitors for incredible size and cost savings. Improve reliability with one component versus many.


For technical information and samples visit: www.cde.com/THA/THA.htm See at EDS, Montego D


stable plastic design was developed specifically for use in demanding environmental conditions. It is high- ly resistant to climatic influences, such as UV exposure, as well as to shock and vibration. Due to its IP68 and IPX9K ratings, it can be used for high-pressure washdown applica- tions in the industrial, agricultural and chemical industries. Features include: UL approval,


CSA and VDE in preparation; IP68 and IPX9K ratings; bayonet locking; 0.004 to 0.009 in.2 (2.5 to 6 mm2) crimp terminations; and 8- and 12-


pin versions. Contact: Binder-USA, 3903


Calle Tecate, Camarillo, CA 93012 % 805-437-9925 fax: 805-504-9656


E-mail: sales@binder-usa.com Web: www.binder-usa.com


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