MOTOROLA Manuals

The MC92307 is a pipelined Fast Fourier Transformation (FFT) processor with a blocklength of 2048 complex samples, which is designed for use in digital terrestrial Set-Top boxes according to the DVB-T standard for 2K transmission.

The MC92305 is a high performance digital demodulator/decoder optimized for demodulation and block error correction of QAM signals used in Digital Video Broad- cast by Cable (DVB-C) and DAVIC 1.0 compliant applications.

The MC92303 is a coherent digital demodulator for QPSK and BPSK modulated signals utilized in Digital-TV applications according to the EBU defined DVB transmis- sion standard for satellite Set-Top systems or similar.

MC92053 is a quad-channel Framer chip produced by Motorola for FTTC networks. It supports the DAVIC short-range baseband asymmetrical physical layer standard and communicates with ATM layer devices through the UTOPIA Level 2 interface.

The MC92052 is a Motorola company FTTC user framer that supports the DAVIC short-range baseband asymmetrical physical layer standard, and has a maximum speed of 51.84Mbit/sec.

The document describes the MCCF33095 and MC33095, which are regulator control integrated circuits designed for use in automotive 12V alternator charging systems. These devices provide control for a broad range of 12V alternator charging systems and have internal detection and protection features for harsh automotive environments.

The document introduces a chip for automotive ignition applications. It provides outstanding control of the ignition coil when used with an appropriate Motorola Power Darlington Transistor. Engine control systems utilizing the MCCF33094 exhibit exceptional fuel efficiency and low exhaust emissions. For proper operation, the MCCF33094 requires a single Hall Sensor input signal, which is compared to an accurate internal reference. The MCCF33094 utilizes Flip-Chip Technology in which solder bumps, rather than traditional wire bonds, are created to establish mechanical and electrical contact to the chip. This process affords a unique device having improved reliability at elevated operating temperatures.

MC14LC5003/5004 are 128-segment, multiplexed-by-four LCD drivers. The MC14LC5003 uses a serial interface data input protocol, while the MC14LC5004 uses an IIC interface and has a 'read mode'. The drivers accept data from a microprocessor or other serial data source to drive each segment of the LCD. They are low cost, independently addressable, and have other features.

MC141800A is a CMOS LCD Driver which consists of 193 high voltage LCD driving signals to drive 128 Segment and 65 Common display. It has 6800-series parallel, IIC serial interface and Serial Peripheral interface (SPI) capability for operating with general MCU. Besides the general LCD driver features, it has on chip LCD Smart Bias Divider circuit such that minimize external component required in applications.

This document is a MCC141532Z supplier query page, which contains contact information for many suppliers for users to query

MC141531 is a LCD Driver produced by MOTOROLA.

This document describes the features and characteristics of Motorola TMOS power MOSFET transistor devices, including their suitability for high power and low RDS(on) surface mount applications, their ability to withstand high energy, and the presence of a fast recovery time drain-to-source diode.

This document describes the maximum ratings, thermal characteristics, and electrical characteristics of Motorola's small-signal transistors, FETs, and diodes. It includes the maximum ratings, thermal characteristics, and electrical characteristics of the MPS4125 and MPS4126 models.

This document provides detailed information on the power considerations, DC/AC electrical characteristics, and AC timing specifications for the MPC866/859 family.