AM3351BZCEA60

The AM3351BZCEA60 is a Sitara™ ARM® Cortex®-A8 microprocessor from Texas Instruments, featuring a single 32-bit core running at 600 MHz in a 298‑NFBGA (13×13) package. It targets embedded applications that require integrated display support, networking, and multimedia acceleration in an industrial-grade package.

With on-chip multimedia extensions, a range of memory controller options, and integrated interfaces including Ethernet and USB, this device is positioned for embedded systems requiring a balance of compute, graphics, and connectivity while meeting industrial temperature requirements.

Key Features

• Core & Performance – ARM® Cortex®-A8 single 32-bit core running at 600 MHz, delivering general-purpose processing for embedded workloads.
• Multimedia and DSP Acceleration – Includes multimedia co-processor support and NEON™ SIMD for accelerated media and signal-processing tasks.
• Memory Controllers – Supports LPDDR, DDR2, DDR3 and DDR3L memory interfaces to accommodate varied memory performance and capacity needs.
• Display and Graphics – Integrated LCD and touchscreen display controllers with graphics acceleration for user interface and HMI applications.
• Connectivity – Single 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet MAC and one USB 2.0 with PHY plus I2C for peripheral and network connectivity.
• Security – On-chip cryptography and a random number generator for embedded security functions.
• Package and Mounting – Supplied in a 298‑NFBGA (13×13) / 298‑LFBGA package, designed for surface-mount assembly.
• Industrial Grade and Temperature Range – Industrial-grade device rated for operation from −40 °C to 105 °C.
• RoHS Compliant – Meets RoHS environmental requirements.

Typical Applications

• Industrial Embedded Systems – Ethernet, industrial temperature range, and I/O support make it suitable for networked controllers and monitoring equipment.
• Human‑Machine Interfaces (HMI) – LCD and touchscreen controllers with graphics acceleration enable responsive operator displays and touch control panels.
• Multimedia and Signal Processing – NEON™ SIMD and multimedia co‑processor capabilities support media handling and embedded DSP tasks.
• Connected Devices – Integrated Gigabit Ethernet and USB 2.0 with PHY provide wired connectivity for stateful embedded applications.

Unique Advantages

• Balanced compute and multimedia capability: A 600 MHz Cortex‑A8 core combined with NEON™ SIMD and multimedia support delivers both control and media-processing capability in one device.
• Flexible memory support: Multiple memory controller options (LPDDR, DDR2, DDR3, DDR3L) simplify integration across different system memory choices.
• Integrated display and graphics: On-chip LCD, touchscreen controllers and graphics acceleration reduce external component count for HMI designs.
• Comprehensive connectivity: Gigabit Ethernet, USB 2.0 + PHY and I2C provide standard interfaces for networking and peripheral integration.
• Industrial-ready packaging and thermal range: 298‑NFBGA surface-mount package and −40 °C to 105 °C operating range support deployment in industrial environments.
• Built-in security primitives: Cryptography and a random number generator enable basic hardware security functions within embedded designs.

Why Choose AM3351BZCEA60?

The AM3351BZCEA60 combines a 600 MHz ARM® Cortex®-A8 core with multimedia acceleration, broad memory interface support, and integrated connectivity to deliver a compact, industrial-grade microprocessor solution for embedded designers. Its feature set—display controllers, Gigabit Ethernet, USB with PHY, and security primitives—addresses common requirements for connected HMIs, industrial controllers, and multimedia-enabled devices.

As part of the Sitara AM335x series from Texas Instruments, this device aligns with a platform approach for embedded implementations that need a balance of compute, I/O integration, and industrial reliability while supporting standard surface-mount packaging and RoHS compliance.

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