Product Overview
MFS2323BMBA5EP is a FS23 system basis chip (SBC) that offers an expandable family of devices that are pin-to-pin and software compatible. The FS23 SBC is system-added value, offering a high level of integration in order to optimize the bill of material (BOM) cost for the body and comfort market. The device is suitable for S32K processor-based applications, as well as multi-vendor processors, thanks to its high level of flexibility. Typical applications include body control module, HVAC, lighting, steering column lock, seat module, roof module, door control module, car access, gearshift, seat belt pre-tension, tail gate, and alarm.
- High side drivers with cyclic sense or wake-up source, analogue multiplexer for system sensing
- Long duration timer with independent counter up to 194 days
- External voltage monitoring on the board
- Configurable GPIOs (high voltage and low voltage)
- Advanced 'limp home' functionality
- Supports fail-safe features including an advanced watchdog
- Implements a ABIST on demand for latent fault monitoring
- Contains FCCU independent MCU HW monitoring to address several type of applications
- QFN48EP package
- Ambient temperature (grade 1) range from -40 to 125°C
Product details
| Product Range |
- |
| No. of Pins |
48Pins |
| Supply Voltage Max |
40V |
| Supported Standards |
ISO 17987-4, ISO 11898-2, LIN 2.2, SAE J2602-2, SAE J2284 |
| Operating Temperature Min |
-40°C |
| Qualification |
- |
| IC Case / Package |
WFQFN-EP |
| Supply Voltage Min |
5.5V |
| Protocol Supported |
CAN, LIN, LDT |
| Output Voltage |
- |
| Operating Temperature Max |
125°C |
| SVHC |
No SVHC (25-Jun-2025) |
Other details
| Brand |
NXP |
| Part Number |
MFS2323BMBA5EP |
| Quantity |
Each |
| Technical Data Sheet (133.00B) EN |
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