NXP MC68302 Reference guide

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The NXP MC68302 is a versatile and powerful 32-bit microprocessor designed for embedded applications. It features a 32-bit data bus, a 24-bit address bus, and a clock speed of up to 25 MHz. The MC68302 also includes a variety of on-chip peripherals, such as a programmable timer, a serial communications interface, and a watchdog timer. With its powerful instruction set and豊富な peripherals, the MC68302 is well-suited for a wide range of applications, including industrial control, automotive, and medical devices.

The NXP MC68302 is a versatile and powerful 32-bit microprocessor designed for embedded applications. It features a 32-bit data bus, a 24-bit address bus, and a clock speed of up to 25 MHz. The MC68302 also includes a variety of on-chip peripherals, such as a programmable timer, a serial communications interface, and a watchdog timer. With its powerful instruction set and豊富な peripherals, the MC68302 is well-suited for a wide range of applications, including industrial control, automotive, and medical devices.

Errata and Added Information to
MC68PM302 Integrated Multiprotocol Processor
with PCMCIA Interface Reference Manual Rev 1
MC68PM302
MOTOROLA, 1996
February 11, 1997
Section 5 - PCMCIA Controller
1. PC_ABUF pin not shown in Figure 5-2
2. p5-10, “but rather drive the ABUF pin” should be changed to “but rather drive the
PC_ABUF pin.”
3. Figure 5-5. The “ABUF” label should be changed to PC_ABUF
4. p5-25, ABUF description change “..but instead will drive an address buffer control
line..” to “...but instead will drive the PC_ABUF signal with the appropriate timing.”
Section 6 - Signal Description
1. p6-2, Fig 6-1, Replace “PC_ABUF” with “PC_ABUF “
2. p6-3, table 6-1. Replace “PC_ABUF” with “PC_ABUF “
3. p6-6, BUSW signal paragraph. Change “After reset, this pin becomes PC_ABUF.” to
“After reset, this pin becomes PC_ABUF described on page 6-30.”
4. p6-30, Add a signal “PC_ABUF “
Description:
This pin is BUSW (described on page 6-6) during reset. After reset, this pin is driven high. If the ABUF
bit is set in the PCMR register, this pin will assert during PCMCIA accesses to enable the upper address
bits (PC_A23-PC_A12) to be driven directly onto the 68K bus. See page 5-10 for more information.
Section 7 - Electrical Characteristics
1. AC Electrical Spec changes at 3.3V
in Section 7.6.4 in the AC Electrical Specifications Table, only 5.0V values are shown. The
only value which changes at 3.V is Spec 47, the Asynchronous Input Setup Time (t
ASI
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value changes from 10ns to 12ns at 3.3V. All other specifications remain the same at 3.3V.
2. p.7-46. Replace “PC_ABUF” with “PC_ABUF “
Section 8 - Mechanical Data and Ordering Information.
The pin assignment figure for the surface mount (TQFP) package on page 8-2 has two pins mislabeled. The
OE
and WEL pins are reversed in the figure. The following figure shows the correct pin locations.
This errata to the initial release of the MC68PM302RM/AD Reference Manual provides corrections to the
original printed text. This document and other information on this product is maintained on the AESOP BBS,
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MC68PM302PV
Top View
PA5/RTS2
PA7/BRG2
PA6/CD2
PA4/CTS2
TXD1
SPTXD/RTS3
VCCSP
D3
PA10/RCLK3
GNDSP
D2
D1
CD1
D0
RXD1
CTS1
TCLK1
RCLK1
RTS1
GNDS
PA8/RXD3
GNDS
RESET
SPRXD/CTS3
PA0/RXD2
PA1/TXD2
PA2/RCLK2
PA3/TCLK2
PA9/TXD3
NC1
HALT
PA11/TCLK3
VCCS
DTACK
SPCLK/CD3
PA12/BRG3
109
108
72
73
36
37
GNDA
GNDA
D7
D4
D5
D6
A4
A5
A7
A6
A9
A8
VCCA
A10
A11
A12
VCCQ
GNDQ
A19
A18
D14
D13
D15
D12
D11
D10
D9
D8
VCCD
A13
GNDD
A17
A14
A15
A16
GNDD
PC_D7
VCCPCD
OE
CS1
A2
A1
CS0
GNDPCD
PC_D1
PC_D3
PC_D2
PC_D5
PC_D4
PC_D6
NC2
BUSW/PC_ABUF
IPL2
IPL1
PB9
TRIS/TIN2
TIN1
AS
VCCP
PB10
PC_EN/TOUT2
WDOG
PB11
CS3
CS2
WEL
GNDP
PB8
GNDP
WEH
IPL0
A3
PC_D0
PC_A25
DISCPU
XFC
GNDSYN
PDI8/PC_A0
PC_IORD
PC_IOWR
PC_REG
PC_WE
PC_RDY
GNDPCC
PC_STSCHG
VCCPCC
PC_WAIT
PC_OE
GNDPCC
PC_CE1
PDI13/PC_A8
PDI14/PC_A9
PDI11/PC_A6
PC_A5
PDI12/PC_A7
EXTAL
PC_A3
XTAL
PDI10/PC_A2
PDI9/PC_A1
CLKO
PC_CE2
PC_A4
GNDQ
PC_A11
PC_A10
VCCQ
VCCSYN
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MC68PM302PV
Top View
PA5/RTS2
PA7/BRG2
PA6/CD2
PA4/CTS2
TXD1
SPTXD/RTS3
VCCSP
D3
PA10/RCLK3
GNDSP
D2
D1
CD1
D0
RXD1
CTS1
TCLK1
RCLK1
RTS1
GNDS
PA8/RXD3
GNDS
RESET
SPRXD/CTS3
PA0/RXD2
PA1/TXD2
PA2/RCLK2
PA3/TCLK2
PA9/TXD3
NC1
HALT
PA11/TCLK3
VCCS
DTACK
SPCLK/CD3
PA12/BRG3
109
108
72
73
36
37
GNDA
GNDA
D7
D4
D5
D6
A4
A5
A7
A6
A9
A8
VCCA
A10
A11
A12
VCCQ
GNDQ
A19
A18
D14
D13
D15
D12
D11
D10
D9
D8
VCCD
A13
GNDD
A17
A14
A15
A16
GNDD
PC_D7
VCCPCD
OE
CS1
A2
A1
CS0
GNDPCD
PC_D1
PC_D3
PC_D2
PC_D5
PC_D4
PC_D6
NC2
BUSW/PC_ABUF
IPL2
IPL1
PB9
TRIS/TIN2
TIN1
AS
VCCP
PB10
PC_EN/TOUT2
WDOG
PB11
CS3
CS2
WEL
GNDP
PB8
GNDP
WEH
IPL0
A3
PC_D0
PC_A25
DISCPU
XFC
GNDSYN
PDI8/PC_A0
PC_IORD
PC_IOWR
PC_REG
PC_WE
PC_RDY
GNDPCC
PC_STSCHG
VCCPCC
PC_WAIT
PC_OE
GNDPCC
PC_CE1
PDI13/PC_A8
PDI14/PC_A9
PDI11/PC_A6
PC_A5
PDI12/PC_A7
EXTAL
PC_A3
XTAL
PDI10/PC_A2
PDI9/PC_A1
CLKO
PC_CE2
PC_A4
GNDQ
PC_A11
PC_A10
VCCQ
VCCSYN
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NXP MC68302 Reference guide

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Reference guide

The NXP MC68302 is a versatile and powerful 32-bit microprocessor designed for embedded applications. It features a 32-bit data bus, a 24-bit address bus, and a clock speed of up to 25 MHz. The MC68302 also includes a variety of on-chip peripherals, such as a programmable timer, a serial communications interface, and a watchdog timer. With its powerful instruction set and豊富な peripherals, the MC68302 is well-suited for a wide range of applications, including industrial control, automotive, and medical devices.

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