600 MHz Cortex-M7 — crossover performance for real-time control
The NXP MIMXRT1062DVL6A is a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M7 crossover MCU from the RT1060 series, clocked at 600 MHz. It runs code from external memory via its EBI/EMI interface or from the 1M x 8 on-chip RAM, balancing deterministic real-time response with the throughput of a mid-range application processor. The part is built for industrial control, motor-drive commutation loops, and human-machine interfaces where a Linux-class MPU would be overkill and a conventional MCU too slow.
Connectivity set — Ethernet, USB OTG, CANbus on a single die
The MIMXRT1062DVL6A integrates Ethernet, USB OTG, and CANbus alongside I²C, SPI, SAI, SPDIF, and SDIO interfaces. This connectivity set lets a single MCU handle both fieldbus communication and local sensor aggregation without an external bridge chip.
0°C to 95°C — commercial-grade thermal envelope
Active lifecycle — sourcing for production and spares
No last-time-buy or end-of-life notice applies. For dual-sourcing or second-source alternatives, the RT1060 family includes pin-compatible density and speed variants — the base product number MIMXRT1062 defines the footprint and peripheral set.