G65SC22P-2

Part points

• The G65SC22P-2 is a versatile Peripheral Interface Adapter (PIA) chip designed for use in microcontroller systems. It features two 8-bit input/output ports, programmable interrupt control, and a clock output. The chip is commonly used in embedded systems for interfacing with external devices such as sensors, displays, and communication modules.

• Equivalent

  Some equivalent products of the G65SC22P-2 chip are the Rockwell R6551, Synertek SY6551, and the Western Digital WD2793. These chips are compatible with the G65SC22P-2 and can be used as alternatives in various applications requiring similar functionality.

• Features

  Some features of the G65SC22P-2 include: 1. Dual channel universal synchronous/asynchronous receiver-transmitter (USART) 2. 2 MHz maximum data rate 3. 12-bit programmable baud rate generator 4. Three interrupt inputs 5. Programmable character size and stop bits 6. Fully static design with low power consumption

• Pinout

  The G65SC22P-2 is a dual synchronous/ asynchronous communications interface adaptor chip with 40 pins. It is used for interfacing microprocessors and peripheral devices in computer systems. It supports baud rates up to 1 Mbps, has two 8-bit bidirectional data registers, and control logic for data transfer.

• Manufacturer

  Western Design Center, Inc. is the manufacturer of the G65SC22P-2. It is a semiconductor manufacturing company that specializes in the design and production of various microcontrollers and microprocessors. Their products are commonly used in industrial and consumer electronic devices, as well as in aerospace and automotive applications.

• Application Field

  The G65SC22P-2 can be used in various applications such as telecommunications, network communications, industrial control systems, and embedded systems. It is commonly used for serial communication tasks, such as UART (Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter) communications, in microcontroller-based systems.

• Package

  The G65SC22P-2 chip comes in a 40-pin DIP (Dual In-Line Package) form with dimensions measuring approximately 0.3 x 0.6 inches. The package size is standard for integrated circuits and is designed to be easily inserted into a circuit board for electronic applications.