The 80 MHz core with FPU handles single-precision floating-point arithmetic in hardware, so sensor fusion, PID loops, and FFT-based condition monitoring run without a software emulation penalty. Against a Cortex-M3 at the same clock, this part cuts the cycle count for a multiply-accumulate from several instructions to one.
The 64-LQFP (10x10 mm) surface-mount package with 49 I/O.
Lifecycle reality — EOL hot, last-time-buy window
The TM4C123AE6PMI7 is flagged EOL hot, meaning Texas Instruments has issued a discontinuance notice and the last-time-buy period is active. Procurement should secure a lifetime buy before the LTB closes.
