Dear NXP Support Team,
We are using the SPC5200CVR400B IC in our product.
Could you please confirm:
• Whether SPC5200CVR400B is active, obsolete, or discontinued.
• If this device is still being manufactured. Whether any known issues related to data/software corruption have been reported for this device.
• Recommended methods to prevent or diagnose such corruption.
• A suitable replacement/alternate part if the device is obsolete or approaching end-of-life.
Your guidance on the possible root causes and corrective actions would be highly appreciated.
Thank you for your support.
Best Regards,
Abhijeet Solanki
Hello,
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Best overall ARM replacement LS1021A
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Best regards,
Peter
Hello,
Whether SPC5200CVR400B is active, obsolete, or discontinued.
This product is end of life.
If this device is still being manufactured. Whether any known issues related to data/software corruption have been reported for this device.
No
Recommended methods to prevent or diagnose such corruption.
I am not aware of any published silicon erratum specifically identifying a generic data or software corruption mechanism for the SPC5200CVR400B.
To investigate potential corruption issues you can:
Perform RAM and Flash integrity checks using checksums or CRCs.
A suitable replacement/alternate part if the device is obsolete or approaching end-of-life.
i.MX application processors - Recommended path for new designs requiring continued product support.
Best regards,
Peter