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Texas Instruments TMS370C792N2T — Discrete Semiconductors

TMS370C792N2T 8-bit OTPROM MCU, 5 MHz, PDIP40 – Active

MPNTMS370C792N2T
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Texas Instruments TMS370 series, TMS370C792N2T, 8-bit OTPROM microcontroller, 5 MHz, PDIP-40 package, Bulk.

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Specifications

TMS370C792N2T Technical Specifications
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Product details

8-bit OTPROM MCU in a PDIP40 — what you're working with

The Texas Instruments TMS370C792N2T is an 8-bit microcontroller from the TMS370 family, built around an OTPROM program memory and running at 5 MHz. It comes in a 40-pin PDIP package — the through-hole format that still populates legacy control boards, industrial timers, and single-function embedded controllers where a surface-mount reflow step isn't justified. The OTPROM means the firmware is factory-programmed and locked; no field updates, no reflash. That makes this part a fit for production runs where the code is finalised before assembly, not for prototyping or iterative development.

Lifecycle — still active, no LTB clock

The TMS370C792N2T product status is Active. No last-time-buy notice or end-of-life window is in effect.

Frequently asked questions

What are the exact specifications of the TMS370C792N2T?

The TMS370C792N2T is an 8-bit microcontroller with OTPROM program memory, running at 5 MHz, in a 40-pin PDIP package. It is part of the TMS370 series from Texas Instruments.

Is the TMS370C792N2T a direct replacement for TMS370C792?

The TMS370C792N2T is the specific order code variant; the base TMS370C792 may share the same die but differ in packaging or temperature range. Without a cross-reference from TI, verify pinout and memory configuration against your existing BOM before substituting.