AM3352BZCZD60

• AM335x Series Microprocessor from Texas Instruments, ARM Core architecture, 600M Hz
• 32-Bit Data Bus Width
• 176kB on-Chip Memory (cache, RAM and ROM), Including 64kB RAM
• CAN, Ethernet, I2C, SPI, UART and USB interfaces; 6 UART Channels
• 912mV to 1.144V Core supply; -40°C to 125°C Operating Temperature
• 324-Ball NFBGA, 15mm X 15mm X 1.4mm; Lead free, RoHS compliant, Active Lifecycle Status

The AM3352BZCZD60 is an AM335x series microprocessor from Texas Instruments built on an ARM core with a 32-bit data bus and running at 600M Hz. It integrates 176kB of on-chip memory across cache, RAM, and ROM, including 64kB of RAM, and provides CAN, Ethernet, I2C, SPI, UART, and USB interfaces with six UART channels. The AM3352BZCZD60 operates from a core supply of 912mV to 1.144V, is rated for -40°C to 125°C, and is supplied in a 324-ball NFBGA measuring 15mm by 15mm with a 1.4mm height. It is lead free and RoHS compliant.

AM335x processors run embedded Linux and RTOS workloads on human-machine interface panels, industrial gateways, programmable controllers, point-of-sale terminals, and building automation equipment. The integrated Ethernet and CAN interfaces make the part a common choice where a board must speak both an IT network and an industrial field bus without external controllers, and the six UARTs suit multi-port serial gateways. The -40°C to 125°C rating supports harsh-environment and automotive-adjacent deployments. Buyers are typically industrial automation, transportation, and embedded computing OEMs, along with system-on-module vendors building AM335x-based compute modules.