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Black square LQFP-144 microcontroller chip with silver pins

YINGHUA

YINGHUA R5F562N8BDFB#V0 32-bit MCU LQFP-144

SKU CH-4922-8SDGA

32-bit microcontroller with 144-pin LQFP package, model R5F562N8BDFB#V0

  • Product typeICs Semicoductors
  • 32-bit architecture enables efficient embedded processing
  • LQFP-144 package provides 144 pins for extensive I/O connectivity
  • R5F562N8BDFB#V0 part number identifies the specific MCU variant
  • New condition ensures reliable performance from factory-fresh silicon

32-bit MCU for embedded control

The YINGHUA R5F562N8BDFB#V0 is a 32-bit microcontroller supplied in a 144-pin LQFP package. It targets engineers developing embedded applications that require this specific part number. The device is new and ready for production or prototyping use.

Direct replacement for identical part

This MCU serves as a direct drop-in replacement for the same R5F562N8BDFB#V0 device. The jump is worth it when existing stock is exhausted or when a new board revision calls for the exact 144-pin footprint. Designs needing a different pin count or core width cannot use this component.

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Price $158.99
Pricier than about 83% of the 1,027 comparable items (median $34.99).

Specifications

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Product typeICs Semicoductors

Questions about this item

What board layout does the LQFP-144 package require?

The LQFP-144 package needs a PCB footprint with 144 pins arranged on four sides at standard pitch, plus clearance for the square body and any thermal pad underneath.

Which soldering step is most often missed when mounting this MCU?

Inspect every one of the 144 leads after reflow; bridging on the fine-pitch sides is the defect that escapes visual checks and causes intermittent faults.

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