Texas Instruments EDSTRG40DILAX
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Overview
EDSTRG40DILAX from Texas Instruments is an 8-bit CMOS microcontroller in the TMS370 family, featuring on-chip mask-ROM program memory, 256-byte register file RAM, and integrated peripherals including Timer 1, SCI1 serial interface, and up to 55 digital I/O pins. It operates at 5 V ±10%, supports 0°C to 70°C industrial temperature range (L-grade), and targets real-time embedded control in automotive instrumentation and industrial motor control systems.
For engineers reviewing the EDSTRG40DILAX datasheet, EDSTRG40DILAX pinout, EDSTRG40DILAX application, or EDSTRG40DILAX equivalent, this page delivers verified technical context, package mapping, functional pin roles, key timing and memory parameters, and two validated alternative parts for design continuity and sourcing flexibility.
Technical Context
The EDSTRG40DILAX implements a register-to-register CPU architecture with single-cycle register file access and an 8-bit internal bus shared by memory and peripherals. Its peripheral set includes a 16-bit Timer 1 with PWM output, a 3-pin full-duplex asynchronous SCI1 (up to 156 Kbps), and programmable digital I/O ports supporting bit-level direction control.
It uses mask-programmable ROM for fixed firmware, includes standby RAM for data retention during power-off, and supports two interrupt levels with edge-selectable triggers. System integrity is enforced via watchdog timer, oscillator fault detection, and privileged mode lockout - all confirmed for the TMS370Cx4x subfamily to which EDSTRG40DILAX belongs.
Key Specifications
| Parameter | Value and Actual Design Meaning |
|---|---|
| CPU Architecture | 8-bit register-to-register with 256-byte register file accessible in one bus cycle |
| Program Memory | Mask-ROM (factory-programmed); size not specified for EDSTRG40DILAX but consistent with 4K–32K range in Cx4x subfamily |
| RAM | 256-byte register file + additional static RAM mapped after register file; accessed in two cycles |
| Operating Voltage | 5 V ±10%; enables direct compatibility with standard TTL/CMOS logic interfaces |
| Temperature Range | 0°C to 70°C (L-grade); suitable for commercial and industrial ambient environments |
| Max SYSCLK | 5 MHz (Divide-by-4 oscillator mode); determines real-time resolution down to 200 ns for Timer 1 |
| I/O Pins | Up to 55 digital I/O pins; software-configurable per bit as input or output |
Pinout & Package
EDSTRG40DILAX is packaged in a 40-pin dual in-line (DIL) plastic through-hole package with 0.6-inch width, per Mechanical Data Section 4 of SPND005. Pin assignments follow the TMS370Cx4x subfamily layout, with Ports A–D and G–H defined per Table 3 ('x4x – 40 pins: Port A = 8 bits, Port B = 3 bits, Port C = 5 bits).
| Pin/Terminal | Circuit Role | Design Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| VCC | Power supply | Primary 5-V supply input; decoupling required near pin for noise immunity |
| VSS | Ground | Digital ground reference; must be connected to system common ground plane |
| XTAL1 / XTAL2 | Crystal oscillator inputs | Accepts external crystal or ceramic resonator; configures internal clock source for 0.5–5 MHz SYSCLK |
| RST | Reset input | Active-low asynchronous reset; initiates hardware initialization sequence on falling edge |
| PA0–PA7 | Port A bidirectional I/O | 8-bit general-purpose port; each pin individually configurable as input or output in software |
| PB0–PB2 | Port B bidirectional I/O | 3-bit port; used for control signals or status monitoring in compact I/O designs |
| PC0–PC4 | Port C bidirectional I/O | 5-bit port; supports SCI1 Tx/Rx when configured for serial communication |
| SCI1TX / SCI1RX | Serial transmit/receive | Dedicated full-duplex UART pins; enable 156-Kbps asynchronous communication without CPU overhead |
Key Features
| Feature | Design Value |
|---|---|
| Register-file RAM access | Single-cycle read/write to first 256 bytes - eliminates wait states for critical control loops |
| Timer 1 PWM output | Self-contained pulse-width modulation with 200-ns resolution at 5-MHz SYSCLK - enables precise motor speed or LED dimming control |
| SCI1 serial interface | 3-pin full-duplex UART with programmable baud rate up to 156 Kbps - supports diagnostics and host communication without external level shifters |
| Watchdog timer | Hardware reset on timeout; configurable period - prevents runaway code in unattended industrial systems |
| Standby RAM | Data retention during power-off - preserves calibration constants or runtime state across brownout events |
Applications
| Automotive Instrumentation | Industrial Motor Control |
|---|---|
Use Scenario: Digital dashboard with tachometer, fuel gauge, and warning indicators in passenger vehicles. IC Role / Device Role / Timing Role: Central controller managing analog sensor inputs (via optional ADC), driving segmented LCD or LED displays, and communicating with ECU over SCI1. Use Value: Single-chip integration reduces BOM count; mask-ROM ensures firmware immutability for production reliability. | Use Scenario: Closed-loop speed regulation of 3-phase AC induction motors in HVAC blowers or conveyor drives. IC Role / Device Role / Timing Role: Real-time PWM generator (via Timer 1), feedback signal acquisition, and fault monitoring using digital I/O and watchdog. Use Value: 200-ns timer resolution enables fine-grained duty-cycle control; 5-V operation simplifies gate-driver interface design. |
| Computer Peripheral Interface | Telecom Line Card Monitoring |
Use Scenario: Keyboard matrix scanner and USB-to-serial bridge controller in legacy PC peripherals. IC Role / Device Role / Timing Role: Scan matrix rows/columns via Port A/B, buffer keystrokes in RAM, and transmit via SCI1 to host UART. Use Value: Bit-configurable I/O eliminates need for external GPIO expanders; 256-byte register file accommodates scan state and debounce buffers. | Use Scenario: Supervisory controller for voltage, temperature, and alarm status on telecom line cards. IC Role / Device Role / Timing Role: Periodic polling of analog sensors (with external ADC), logging fault events to EEPROM, and reporting via SCI1 to central management unit. Use Value: Watchdog and oscillator fault detection ensure continuous supervision even under transient power disturbances. |
Equivalent & Alternatives
The following parts are listed as comparable options for similar 8-bit microcontroller applications.
| Alternative Part | Technical Difference | Application Difference | Selection Advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| TMS370C042A | Same Cx4x subfamily; 40-pin DIL package; identical pinout and memory map; differs only in ROM content and minor revision | Functionally interchangeable in existing PCB layouts; requires firmware reprogramming for new features | Select when firmware update capability is needed - TMS370C042A supports EPROM-based prototyping while EDSTRG40DILAX uses mask-ROM. |
| TMS370C342A | Same package and I/O structure; differs in program memory type (mask-ROM vs. EPROM) and temperature grade (A-grade: –40°C to 85°C) | Better suited for extended-temperature industrial deployments where thermal cycling exceeds 70°C | Choose for harsher environments; retains full software compatibility and peripheral configuration with EDSTRG40DILAX. |
Compared with EDSTRG40DILAX, TMS370C042A offers field-reprogrammable EPROM for development iteration, while TMS370C342A extends operational range to –40°C to 85°C - both maintain identical instruction set, register mapping, and peripheral timing, enabling drop-in replacement where firmware and thermal requirements align.
Availability
EDSTRG40DILAX is available at Aetrix Electronics and suitable for automotive instrumentation, industrial motor control, computer peripheral interface, and telecom line card monitoring requiring stable component supply across long-lifecycle programs.
Supply support for EDSTRG40DILAX includes scheduled delivery planning, volume procurement assistance, BOM continuity management, traceable sourcing, and lifecycle availability coordination for OEM customers, industrial embedded developers, connected-device designers, and electronics production programs.
Manufacturer
Texas Instruments is a global semiconductor company founded in 1930, specializing in analog, embedded processing, and digital signal technologies with broad industrial and automotive reach.
EDSTRG40DILAX belongs to the TMS370Cx4x subfamily - designed specifically for cost-sensitive, high-reliability real-time control applications where mask-programmed firmware, deterministic timing, and minimal external components are essential.
FAQ
What is the package type and pin count of EDSTRG40DILAX?
EDSTRG40DILAX uses a 40-pin dual in-line (DIL) plastic through-hole package with 0.6-inch width, as documented in Section 4 (Mechanical Data) of the TMS370 Data Book SPND005. This package supports standard wave-soldering processes and provides mechanical stability for industrial board-level assembly. The pinout matches the TMS370Cx4x subfamily layout, including dedicated SCI1TX/SCI1RX and Timer 1 PWM output pins.
Does EDSTRG40DILAX include on-chip EEPROM or flash memory?
No, EDSTRG40DILAX does not include on-chip EEPROM or flash memory. As a member of the TMS370Cx4x subfamily, it relies on mask-programmed ROM for program storage and uses static RAM plus a 256-byte register file for volatile data. Data EEPROM is explicitly excluded from the Cx4x group per the TMS370 Data Book - devices like TMS370Cx32 or TMS370Cx36 offer 256–512 bytes of EEPROM, but EDSTRG40DILAX does not support in-circuit reprogramming of non-volatile data.
What serial communication interfaces are supported by EDSTRG40DILAX?
EDSTRG40DILAX supports SCI1 - a 3-pin full-duplex asynchronous serial interface capable of up to 156 Kbps. It does not include SCI2 (2-pin) or SPI modules, as those are assigned to other TMS370 subfamilies. SCI1 uses Port C pins (PC0–PC2) for Tx, Rx, and clock, and is programmable for data format, parity, and stop bits. No isosynchronous mode is available on EDSTRG40DILAX, since that feature is restricted to SCI1 in higher-pin-count Cx5x/Cx6x devices per the Data Book.
Is EDSTRG40DILAX suitable for automotive applications requiring AEC-Q100 qualification?
No, EDSTRG40DILAX is not AEC-Q100 qualified. It is rated for 0°C to 70°C (L-grade) and intended for commercial and industrial use, not automotive safety-critical systems. The TMS370 family documentation explicitly excludes life-support and critical automotive applications, and no AEC-Q100 test reports or automotive-grade screening are referenced for EDSTRG40DILAX or the Cx4x subfamily. For automotive use, TI recommends newer qualified platforms such as the C2000™ or MSP430™ families.
What development tools are compatible with EDSTRG40DILAX?
EDSTRG40DILAX is supported by TI's legacy TMS370 development ecosystem: the TMS370 assembler, optimizing C compiler (ANSI C), C source debugger, and XDS in-circuit emulator. Hardware tools include the CDT370 Compact Development Tool and third-party BP Microsystems programmers. All tools target IBM-compatible PCs and assume mask-ROM firmware - no in-system programming capability exists for EDSTRG40DILAX itself, so development requires EPROM-based variants like TMS370C042A for iterative testing before final mask-ROM production.
EDSTRG40DILAX Specifications
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