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Texas Instruments COP8SAA716M8/NOPB — Microcontrollers & Processors (MCU / MPU / DSP)

COP8SAA716M8/NOPB 8-bit OTPROM MCU, Active

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Texas Instruments COP8SAA716M8/NOPB, 8-bit OTPROM microcontroller, series *, Bulk package, active lifecycle.

$4.70Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

COP8SAA716M8/NOPB specifications
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Package_typeBulk
StatusActive

Product details

8-bit OTPROM MCU — firmware-locked production part

OTPROM means the firmware is written once during programming and cannot be updated in the field — this is a firmware-locked part suited for production builds where the code is final and no field upgrades are needed. The COP8SAA7 core is a member of the COP8 family, a legacy 8-bit architecture used in appliance control, industrial timers, and simple embedded control applications where cost and simplicity matter more than performance.

Active lifecycle — no EOL worry

The /NOPB suffix indicates a lead-free / RoHS-compliant finish, which is the standard for new builds.

Bulk packaging — plan your line setup

meaning tubes or trays rather than tape-and-reel. If you are running a high-volume pick-and-place line, factor in the feeder change or hand-loading step.

Frequently asked questions

Is COP8SAA716M8/NOPB obsolete?

No — it is listed as Active by the manufacturer. No end-of-life notice has been issued, so it remains available for production builds.

What does OTPROM mean for firmware updates?

OTPROM (One-Time Programmable ROM) means the microcontroller can be programmed exactly once. There is no way to erase or rewrite the program memory in the field. This part is intended for production where the firmware is finalized and no updates are required.

What is the difference between COP8SAA716M8 and COP8SAA716M8/NOPB?

The /NOPB suffix indicates a lead-free (RoHS-compliant) finish. The base COP8SAA716M8 without the suffix may have had a tin-lead finish. For new designs, the /NOPB version is the standard RoHS-compliant option.