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Processor and Peripheral



Rochester Electronics’ Processor portfolio includes over 76 million units comprised of over 15,000-part numbers. We provide continued production on many legacy and end-of-life (EOL) processors through licensing, die banks, and die product replications.


Our inventory covers a wide array of devices from 4-Bit Microcontrollers through 64-Bit Microprocessors made up of both multi-source and proprietary architectures. Additionally, we offer a large selection of Digital Signal Processors and Application Specific SOCs.


To support microprocessor and microcontroller designs, Rochester additionally stocks over 180 million peripheral devices comprised of nearly 15,000-part numbers, including co-processors, interface, connectivity, I/O expanders, timing, and many other complementary peripherals.

Supplier Highlights and Architectures

NXP

  • Power Architecture (PowerQUICC, QorIQ, MPC74xx)
  • 68000 Series
  • ARM Cortex A Series (i.MX, Layerscape)
  • ARM Cortex M Series (Kinetis, LPCxxx)
  • 80C51
  • HC08/S08
  • HC12/S12
  • Coldfire

 

Intel

  • x86 64-bit Arch (Xeon, Pentium, Celeron…)
  • Legacy x86 Arch (x286/ x386/ x486)
  • 80C196
  • 960-Series
  • 80186/80188
  • 80C51 

 

Texas Instruments:

  • TMS320 DSPs
  • MSP430 MCUs
  • Cortex A Series (OMAP, DaVinci, Sitara)
  • Cortex M Series (Stellaris, Tiva)

Infineon: 

  • Tricore (TC11, AURIX)
  • C166 Family 16-bit MCUs
  • ARM Cortex M Series (PSOC, FM3, XMC1000, Traveo)
  • FM2MC-8/FM2MC-16
  • 80C51

 

Renesas

  • H8/H8S
  • Super-H
  • M8C/M16C MCUs
  • ARM Cortex M Series (Synergy S)

 

Analog Devices: 

  • DSPs (ADSP-21xx, SHARC, Quad-SHARC, TigerSHARC, Blackfin)

 

Rochester Electronics:  

  • 32-bit CPUs (MC68000, MPC860 PowerQUICC)
  • 16-bit CPUs (80C186/188)
  • 8-bit CPUs (MC6800)
  • 80C51 - P80Cxxx / 87C51
  • DSPs (ADSP21xx)


The History of Microprocessors