DRA767PSIGACDRQ1

The DRA767PSIGACDRQ1 is an ARM® Cortex®‑A15 based microprocessor from Texas Instruments' Jacinto DRA76x family. This device integrates a dual 32‑bit Cortex‑A15 core running at 1.8 GHz and a broad multimedia and I/O feature set targeted at embedded infotainment and advanced embedded systems.

Designed for high‑performance integrated applications, the part provides on‑chip memory, extensive display and video processing capabilities, multiple high‑speed peripheral interfaces, and security features suited for demanding environments, including automotive‑grade operation with AEC‑Q100 qualification.

Key Features

• CPU Subsystem — Dual ARM® Cortex®‑A15 cores at 1.8 GHz (2 core, 32‑bit) for high‑performance application processing.
• Co‑processors and DSPs — Integrated co‑processor options including ARM® Cortex®‑M4, C66x DSP and IVA subsystems for image, vision and signal processing tasks.
• On‑chip Memory and Caches — Up to 2.5 MB of on‑chip L3 RAM and L3/L4 interconnects to support system memory bandwidth and low‑latency access.
• Memory Interfaces — Two EMIF DDR2/DDR3/DDR3L controllers supporting DDR2‑800 and DDR3‑1333, up to 2 GB per EMIF.
• Video, Graphics and Imaging — Full‑HD video support (1920 × 1080p, 60 fps), 2D and 3D graphics (Vivante® GC320 2D and dual‑core PowerVR® SGX544 3D GPU), video input ports and an image signal processor.
• Display — Display controller with DMA engine and support for HDMI/DVI/LCD outputs; HDMI encoder compliant with HDMI 1.4a and DVI 1.0.
• High‑speed Interfaces — USB 3.0 (SuperSpeed) dual‑role device, three USB 2.0 dual‑role ports, SATA 3 Gbps, PCIe 3.0 (two 5‑Gbps lanes), and dual 1‑Gbps Ethernet ports.
• Vehicle and Serial Interfaces — CAN/DCAN and MCAN modules (CAN 2.0B, optional FD), MIPI CSI‑2 camera interfaces, multiple UARTs, McSPI, QSPI, MMC/SDIO and McASP audio ports.
• Peripheral and System Controllers — GPMC, EDMA, timers, watchdog, and up to 247 GPIO pins for flexible system integration.
• Security — Boot security, cryptography, device identity, isolation firewalls, secure debug, secure storage and software IP protection; hardware crypto accelerators and secure boot capabilities noted in the device family.
• Package and Temperature — 784‑pin FCBGA (23 × 23 mm, 0.8 mm pitch). Operating temperature range: −40 °C to 125 °C. Qualified to AEC‑Q100.
• Grade — Automotive grade device suitable for temperature and reliability requirements in automotive applications.

Typical Applications

• Human‑Machine Interfaces (HMI) — Drives rich graphical displays and responsive touch/voice interfaces for automotive and embedded HMI systems.
• In‑Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) — Handles multimedia playback, navigation, radio and rear‑seat entertainment using integrated video, audio and display subsystems.
• Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) Integration — Provides the processing, imaging and interface connectivity used to integrate ADAS features with in‑vehicle systems.
• Digital and Analog Radio / Multimedia — Supports complex audio processing, multiple I/O streams and connectivity required for modern automotive audio and multimedia solutions.

Unique Advantages

• High compute density: Dual Cortex‑A15 cores at 1.8 GHz plus on‑chip DSP/Image engines deliver both application and signal processing capabilities in a single device.
• Comprehensive multimedia subsystem: Integrated video engines, GPU cores and ISP reduce external accelerator requirements for Full‑HD video and advanced graphics.
• Wide interface set: Native support for USB3.0, SATA, PCIe, Gigabit Ethernet, CAN and multiple serial and camera interfaces simplifies system I/O design and integration.
• Automotive readiness: AEC‑Q100 qualification and −40 °C to 125 °C operating range address automotive environmental and reliability needs.
• Security and system integrity: On‑device boot security, cryptography and firewall features help protect IP and system data without extra components.
• Scalable memory and connectivity: Dual EMIF controllers with support for DDR2/DDR3/DDR3L and extensive peripheral controllers enable flexible memory and expansion choices.

Why Choose DRA767PSIGACDRQ1?

The DRA767PSIGACDRQ1 positions itself as a highly integrated solution for embedded infotainment and automotive systems that require a blend of application processing, multimedia acceleration, and secure operation. With dual Cortex‑A15 cores, dedicated DSP/IVA resources, extensive display and I/O capabilities, and on‑chip memory, the device reduces system complexity while meeting demanding performance needs.

Its automotive grade qualification (AEC‑Q100), broad operating temperature range and comprehensive security features make it suitable for designs where environmental robustness and data protection are essential. The device is appropriate for engineers and teams building infotainment, HMI, multimedia and ADAS‑integrated systems seeking a consolidated SoC from Texas Instruments' Jacinto DRA76x family.

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