160 MHz Cortex-M4F for motor control and industrial drives
It integrates 8x12-bit ADCs and 2x12-bit DACs, making it a fit for closed-loop motor drives, industrial automation, and automotive body electronics where you need both compute and analog capture on one die. The part carries 33 general-purpose I/O lines and peripheral set including CSIO, I²C, LINbus, UART/USART, and USB — enough for a sensor-fusion node or a brushless-DC motor controller communicating over a fieldbus.
125°C rating — where it matters on the board
The 2.7 V supply rail is single-supply, so a 3.3 V LDO with margin through cold-crank keeps the core alive.
Listed as Active by Infineon.
What the 33 I/O and analog count mean for the BOM
With 33 GPIOs, this is a mid-density I/O part — enough for a CAN node with local sensor inputs, but not for a human-machine interface with a parallel LCD. DMA and PWM peripherals are on-die for waveform generation without CPU overhead.