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How many cores does the SPC58xNx microcontroller have?
The SPC58xNx microcontroller is based on Power Architecture technology and utilizes a dual-core lockstep for safety applications. The exact number of cores is not explicitly stated.
Below you will find brief information for SPC58xNx. This 32-bit Power Architecture microcontroller is designed for automotive ASILD applications. It's ideal for powertrain, chassis control, and safety-critical systems, offering a high level of safety integrity. The document covers its features, architecture, memory hierarchy, and configuration, aimed at software and hardware developers.
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Built on Power Architecture technology
Designed for automotive ASILD applications
Suitable for powertrain and chassis control systems
Integrates safety critical applications requiring a very high level of safety integrity
Automotive powertrain controllers, integrated chassis control, and safety critical application.
System software and hardware developers and applications programmers.
SRAM and Flash memory is embedded in the SPC58xNx
How many cores does the SPC58xNx microcontroller have?
The SPC58xNx microcontroller is based on Power Architecture technology and utilizes a dual-core lockstep for safety applications. The exact number of cores is not explicitly stated.
What is the number of cores of the SPC58xNx microcontroller?
The viewed document mentions that the SPC58xNx microcontroller is based on Power Architecture technology and utilizes a dual-core lockstep for safety applications. However, the exact number of cores is not explicitly stated in the viewed document.
Does the SPC58NN84C3 device include a memory protection unit?
The device includes memory protection mechanisms, specifically a System Memory Protection Unit (SMPU) and an MPU (Memory Protection Unit) associated with the core complex.