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Infiineon offer 140'C capable, 8 bit uC
Posted by Jim Granville on February 16th, 2007



There have been a few threads over time about higher temperature uC.

This news from Infineon on their XC866-HOT family is relevent - they
claim to have 140'C operate, full spec, and 100K flash operations at
140'C - price of e1.80/10K also is not 'niche' pricing, and
could target system watchdog applications in the tough installations.

http://www.infineon.com/cgi-bin/ifx/...ewsChannel.jsp

-jg

Posted by Jonathan Kirwan on February 16th, 2007


On Sat, 17 Feb 2007 08:20:34 +1300, Jim Granville
<no.spam@designtools.maps.co.nz> wrote:

I didn't read the link, but 140 C is good. I've had an MSP430 running
well at about the same temperature -- just to see -- but I didn't ding
around seeing how well the flash would survive. I figured that may be
a serious problem, especially if trying to erase and program at that
temperature. There are times when running CPUs at higher temps is
desirable.

Thanks,
Jon