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Category overview
Microprocessors for systems requiring operating-system support, high compute, and flexible memory expansion.
Common applications
Industrial computers, gateways, networking, displays, embedded Linux, and edge systems.
Selection guide
Define OS, compute, memory, storage, interfaces, security, thermal envelope, and long-term availability.
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Intel
A80960HD-66-PGA
A80960HD-66 - Intel Microprocessor, PGA
Texas Instruments
AM1705CPTPA3-HLQFP-176
AM1705CPTPA3 - Texas Instruments Microprocessor, HLQFP-176 (24×24 mm)
Texas Instruments
AM1707DZKBD4-PBGA-256
AM1707DZKBD4 - Texas Instruments, PBGA-256 (ZKB)
Texas Instruments
AM1806BZCE3-NFBGA-361
AM1806BZCE3 - Texas Instruments, NFBGA-361
Texas Instruments
AM1806BZWT4-NFBGA-361
AM1806BZWT4 - Texas Instruments, NFBGA-361
Texas Instruments
AM1808BZWT3-NFBGA-361
AM1808BZWT3 - Texas Instruments Microprocessor, NFBGA-361
Texas Instruments
AM1808BZWTA3-BGA
AM1808BZWTA3 - Texas Instruments Microprocessor, BGA
Texas Instruments
AM3351BZCE30-NFBGA-298
AM3351BZCE30 - Texas Instruments Microprocessor, NFBGA-298 (ZCE)
Texas Instruments
AM3351BZCE60-NFBGA-298
AM3351BZCE60 - Texas Instruments, NFBGA-298 (ZCE)
Texas Instruments
AM3352BZCE30-NFBGA-298
AM3352BZCE30 - Texas Instruments Microprocessor, NFBGA-298 (ZCE)
Texas Instruments
AM3352BZCEA30-NFBGA-298
AM3352BZCEA30 - Texas Instruments Microprocessor, NFBGA-298 (ZCE)
Texas Instruments
AM3352BZCED30-NFBGA-298
AM3352BZCED30 - Texas Instruments, NFBGA-298 (ZCE)
Texas Instruments
AM3352BZCZ100-PBGA-324
AM3352BZCZ100 - Texas Instruments Microprocessor, PBGA-324
Texas Instruments
AM3352BZCZA100-NFBGA-324
AM3352BZCZA100 - Texas Instruments Microprocessor, NFBGA-324 (ZCZ)
Texas Instruments
AM3352BZCZD30-NFBGA-324
AM3352BZCZD30 - Texas Instruments, NFBGA-324 (ZCZ)
Texas Instruments
AM3352BZCZT60-NFBGA-324
AM3352BZCZT60 - Texas Instruments Microprocessor, NFBGA-324 (ZCZ)
Texas Instruments
AM3352ZCE27-PBGA-298
AM3352ZCE27 - Texas Instruments Microprocessor, PBGA-298
Texas Instruments
AM3354BZCEA60-NFBGA-298
AM3354BZCEA60 - Texas Instruments Microprocessor, NFBGA-298 (ZCE)
Texas Instruments
AM3354BZCZ30-NFBGA-324
AM3354BZCZ30 - Texas Instruments Microprocessor, NFBGA-324 (ZCZ)
Texas Instruments
AM3354BZCZ60-NFBGA-324
AM3354BZCZ60 - Texas Instruments, NFBGA-324 (ZCZ)
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