32-bit PowerQUICC II microprocessor that operates over the full military temperature range of -55 to 125 C introduced by e2v

June 24, 2010
SAINT-EGRÈVE, France, 24 June 2010. The electronic components company e2v Technologies plc in Saint-Egrève, France, is introducing the PC8349/E extended-reliability version of the MPC8349E 32-bit PowerQUICC II microprocessor from Freescale Semiconductor for computation-intensive aerospace and defence applications in communications, networking, and storage. 

SAINT-EGRÈVE, France, 24 June 2010. The electronic components company e2v Technologies plc in Saint-Egrève, France, is introducing the PC8349/E extended-reliability version of the MPC8349E 32-bit PowerQUICC II microprocessor from Freescale Semiconductor for computation-intensive aerospace and defence applications in military communications, tactical networking, and network-centric data storage.

The PC8349/E has an PowerPC e300 embedded computing processor core that operates as fast as 667 MHz over the full military temperature range of -55 to 125 degrees Celsius. The PC8349/E comes in a TBGA 672 pin package, and is based on a system-on-chip (SoC) architecture manufactured on Freescale semiconductor's 130-nanometer CMOS process technology.

For more information contact e2v online at www.e2v.com.

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