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Microchip Tech Microcontroller Units (MCUs/MPUs/SOCs), LQFP-144(20x20). Pinout cross-checked by two models against the datasheet, KiCad symbol/footprint/3D.
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ATSAM3U4EA-AU
Microchip Tech · Microcontroller Units (MCUs/MPUs/SOCs) · LQFP-144(20x20)
ATSAM3U4EA-AU from Microchip Tech, in a LQFP-144(20x20). Pinout and pin descriptions extracted from the manufacturer datasheet (extract_pins, cross-checked by a second model); symbol, footprint, and 3D from KiCad-official CAD.
Pinout
| Pin | Name | Type | Function |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TDI | input | JTAG test data input, used in JTAG debug and boundary-scan operation. |
| 2 | VDDOUT | power_out | Output of the on-chip voltage regulator. |
| 3 | VDDIN | power_in | Powers the voltage regulator. |
| 4 | TDO/TRACESWO | output | JTAG test data output, shared with asynchronous trace output TRACESWO in SWD mode; the pin is in input mode outside debug, so an external 100 kΩ pull-up is required to avoid floating-input current. |
| 5 | PB31 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 31; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 6 | PB30 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 30; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 7 | TMS/SWDIO | bidirectional | JTAG test mode select, or serial wire data input/output in SWD mode. |
| 8 | PB29 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 29; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 9 | TCK/SWCLK | input | JTAG test clock, or serial wire clock in SWD mode. |
| 10 | PB28 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 28; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 11 | NRST | bidirectional | Microcontroller reset, active low, configured as input/output. |
| 12 | PB27 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 27; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 13 | PB26 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 26; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 14 | PB25 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 25; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 15 | PB24 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 24; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 16 | VDDCORE | power_in | Powers the core, embedded memories and peripherals; voltage range 1.62-1.95 V. |
| 17 | VDDIO | power_in | Powers the peripheral I/O lines; voltage range 1.62-3.6 V. |
| 18 | GND | power_in | Ground common to the VDDCORE and VDDIO supplies. |
| 19 | PB23 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 23; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 20 | PB22 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 22; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 21 | PB21 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 21; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 22 | PC21 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 21; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 23 | PB20 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 20; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 24 | PB19 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 19; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 25 | PB18 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 18; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 26 | PB17 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 17; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 27 | VDDCORE | power_in | Powers the core, embedded memories and peripherals; voltage range 1.62-1.95 V. |
| 28 | PC14 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 14; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 29 | PB14 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 14; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 30 | PB10 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 10; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 31 | PB9 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 9; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 32 | PC19 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 19; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 33 | GNDPLL | power_in | Separate ground for VDDPLL, which powers PLL A, UPLL and the 3-20 MHz oscillator. |
| 34 | VDDPLL | power_in | Powers PLL A, UPLL and the 3-20 MHz oscillator; voltage range 1.62-1.95 V. |
| 35 | XOUT | output | Output of the 3-20 MHz crystal oscillator. |
| 36 | XIN | input | Input of the 3-20 MHz crystal oscillator, powered by VDDPLL. |
| 37 | DHSDP | bidirectional | Positive data line of the High Speed USB Device Port, which has an embedded transceiver. |
| 38 | DHSDM | bidirectional | Negative data line of the High Speed USB Device Port, which has an embedded transceiver. |
| 39 | VBG | passive | Bandgap voltage node listed in the pinout; the provided text gives no electrical description for this pin. |
| 40 | VDDUTMI | power_in | Powers the UTMI+ interface; voltage range 3.0-3.6 V, 3.3 V nominal. |
| 41 | DFSDM | bidirectional | USB data line (negative) listed in the pinout; the provided text gives no electrical description for this pin. |
| 42 | DFSDP | bidirectional | USB data line (positive) listed in the pinout; the provided text gives no electrical description for this pin. |
| 43 | GNDUTMI | power_in | Separate ground for VDDUTMI, which powers the UTMI+ interface. |
| 44 | VDDCORE | power_in | Powers the core, embedded memories and peripherals; voltage range 1.62-1.95 V. |
| 45 | PA28 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 28; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 46 | PA29 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 29; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 47 | PC22 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 22; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 48 | PA31 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 31; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 49 | PC23 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 23; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 50 | VDDCORE | power_in | Powers the core, embedded memories and peripherals; voltage range 1.62-1.95 V. |
| 51 | VDDIO | power_in | Powers the peripheral I/O lines; voltage range 1.62-3.6 V. |
| 52 | GND | power_in | Ground common to the VDDCORE and VDDIO supplies. |
| 53 | PB0 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 0; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 54 | PC24 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 24; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 55 | PB1 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 1; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 56 | PC25 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 25; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 57 | PB2 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 2; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 58 | PC26 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 26; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 59 | PB11 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 11; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 60 | GND | power_in | Ground common to the VDDCORE and VDDIO supplies. |
| 61 | PB12 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 12; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 62 | PB13 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 13; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 63 | PC27 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 27; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 64 | PA27 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 27; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 65 | PB5 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 5; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 66 | PB6 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 6; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 67 | PB7 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 7; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 68 | PB8 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 8; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 69 | PC28 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 28; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 70 | PC29 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 29; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 71 | PC30 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 30; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 72 | PC31 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 31; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 73 | VDDANA | power_in | Powers the ADC cells; voltage range 2.0-3.6 V. |
| 74 | ADVREF | input | Reference voltage for the 10-bit ADC; conversions extend from 0 V to ADVREF. |
| 75 | GNDANA | power_in | Separate ground for VDDANA, which powers the ADC cells. |
| 76 | AD12BVREF | input | Reference voltage for the 12-bit ADC; conversions extend from 0 V to AD12BVREF. |
| 77 | PA22/PGMD14 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 22, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMD14 (see Section 21, FFPI). |
| 78 | PA30 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 30; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 79 | PB3 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 3; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 80 | PB4 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 4; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 81 | PC15 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 15; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 82 | PC16 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 16; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 83 | PC17 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 17; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 84 | PC18 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 18; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 85 | VDDIO | power_in | Powers the peripheral I/O lines; voltage range 1.62-3.6 V. |
| 86 | VDDCORE | power_in | Powers the core, embedded memories and peripherals; voltage range 1.62-1.95 V. |
| 87 | PA13/PGMD5 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 13, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMD5 (see Section 21, FFPI); also SPI MISO per Table 31-2. |
| 88 | PA14/PGMD6 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 14, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMD6 (see Section 21, FFPI); also SPI MOSI per Table 31-2. |
| 89 | PC10 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 10; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 90 | GND | power_in | Ground common to the VDDCORE and VDDIO supplies. |
| 91 | PA15/PGMD7 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 15, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMD7 (see Section 21, FFPI); also SPI SPCK per Table 31-2. |
| 92 | PC11 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 11; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 93 | PA16/PGMD8 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 16, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMD8 (see Section 21, FFPI); also SPI NPCS0 per Table 31-2. |
| 94 | PC12 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 12; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 95 | PA17/PGMD9 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 17, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMD9 (see Section 21, FFPI). |
| 96 | PB16 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 16; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 97 | PB15 | bidirectional | PIO Controller B line 15; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 98 | PC13 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 13; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 99 | PA18/PGMD10 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 18, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMD10 (see Section 21, FFPI). |
| 100 | PA19/PGMD11 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 19, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMD11 (see Section 21, FFPI). |
| 101 | PA20/PGMD12 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 20, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMD12 (see Section 21, FFPI). |
| 102 | PA21/PGMD13 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 21, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMD13 (see Section 21, FFPI). |
| 103 | PA23/PGMD15 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 23, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMD15 (see Section 21, FFPI). |
| 104 | VDDIO | power_in | Powers the peripheral I/O lines; voltage range 1.62-3.6 V. |
| 105 | PA24 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 24; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 106 | PA25 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 25; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 107 | PA26 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 26; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 108 | PC20 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 20; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 109 | PA0/PGMNCMD | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 0, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMNCMD (see Section 21, FFPI). |
| 110 | PC0 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 0; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 111 | PA1/PGMRDY | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 1, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMRDY (see Section 21, FFPI). |
| 112 | PC1 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 1; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 113 | PA2/PGMNOE | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 2, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMNOE (see Section 21, FFPI). |
| 114 | PC2 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 2; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 115 | PA3/PGMNVALID | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 3, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMNVALID (see Section 21, FFPI). |
| 116 | PC3 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 3; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 117 | PA4/PGMM0 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 4, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMM0 (see Section 21, FFPI). |
| 118 | PC4 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 4; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 119 | PA5/PGMM1 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 5, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMM1 (see Section 21, FFPI). |
| 120 | PC5 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 5; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 121 | PA6/PGMM2 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 6, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMM2 (see Section 21, FFPI). |
| 122 | PC6 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 6; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 123 | PA7/PGMM3 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 7, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMM3 (see Section 21, FFPI). |
| 124 | PC7 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 7; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 125 | VDDCORE | power_in | Powers the core, embedded memories and peripherals; voltage range 1.62-1.95 V. |
| 126 | GND | power_in | Ground common to the VDDCORE and VDDIO supplies. |
| 127 | VDDIO | power_in | Powers the peripheral I/O lines; voltage range 1.62-3.6 V. |
| 128 | PA8/PGMD0 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 8, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMD0 (see Section 21, FFPI); also HSMCI MCDA3 per Table 36-2. |
| 129 | PC8 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 8; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 130 | PA9/PGMD1 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 9, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMD1 (see Section 21, FFPI); also TWI0 TWD0 per Table 32-4. |
| 131 | PC9 | bidirectional | PIO Controller C line 9; peripheral alternate functions are defined in Section 11.2, which is not in the provided text. |
| 132 | PA10/PGMD2 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 10, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMD2 (see Section 21, FFPI); also TWI0 TWCK0 per Table 32-4. |
| 133 | PA11/PGMD3 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 11, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMD3 (see Section 21, FFPI); also UART URXD per Table 33-2. |
| 134 | PA12/PGMD4 | bidirectional | PIO Controller A line 12, with alternate parallel-programming function PGMD4 (see Section 21, FFPI); also UART UTXD per Table 33-2. |
| 135 | FWUP | input | Fast wake-up input feeding a falling-edge detector; it is one of the pins that must be high (with NRST, NRSTB and JTAGSEL) to enable JTAG boundary scan. |
| 136 | SHDN | output | Shutdown control pin, listed with FWUP in the backup supply schemes, used to manage an external switch for the supplies in Backup mode. |
| 137 | ERASE | input | ERASE pin used for Flash content erase/reprogramming; the detailed behaviour in Section 6.7 is not in the provided text. |
| 138 | TST | input | Test select: low at power-up selects normal operation, high selects test or FFPI mode; it has an internal ~15 kΩ pull-down and may be left unconnected in normal use. |
| 139 | VDDBU | power_in | Powers the Slow Clock oscillator and part of the System Controller; voltage range 1.62-3.6 V, and must be supplied before or at the same time as VDDIO and VDDCORE. |
| 140 | GNDBU | power_in | Separate ground for VDDBU, which powers the Slow Clock oscillator and part of the System Controller. |
| 141 | NRSTB | input | Reset input that must be high, together with FWUP, NRST and JTAGSEL, to enable JTAG boundary scan while TST is low. |
| 142 | JTAGSEL | input | JTAG/SWD debug port selection: SW-DP or JTAG-DP is selected when low, and a chip reset is required after changing it. |
| 143 | XOUT32 | output | Output of the 32.768 kHz crystal oscillator; leave unconnected if the crystal oscillator is not used. |
| 144 | XIN32 | input | Input of the 32.768 kHz crystal oscillator; it can also take an external clock in bypass mode (OSCBYPASS set). |
Key specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Microchip Tech |
| Package | LQFP-144(20x20) |
| Category | Single Chip Microcomputer/Microcontroller |
| Pins | 144 |
Electrical characteristics
Limits as printed in the datasheet (page.json metadata.characteristics carries them as data).
| Parameter | Symbol | Min | Typ | Max | Unit | Conditions | Page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VDDCORE supply voltage range | VDDCORE | 1.62 | 1.95 | V | Powers core, embedded memories and peripherals | 17 | |
| VDDIO supply voltage range | VDDIO | 1.62 | 3.6 | V | Powers peripheral I/O lines | 17 | |
| VDDBU supply voltage range | VDDBU | 1.62 | 3.6 | V | Powers Slow Clock oscillator and part of System Controller | 17 | |
| VDDPLL supply voltage range | VDDPLL | 1.62 | 1.95 | V | Powers PLL A, UPLL and 3-20 MHz Oscillator | 17 | |
| VDDUTMI supply voltage range | VDDUTMI | 3 | 3.3 | 3.6 | V | Powers UTMI+ interface; 3.3V nominal | 17 |
| VDDANA supply voltage range | VDDANA | 2 | 3.6 | V | Powers ADC cells | 17 | |
| VDDIO minimum operating voltage | 1.6 | V | VDDIO must reach this before VDDCORE reaches VDDCORE(min) | 17 | |||
| Voltage regulator static current, Normal mode | 700 | uA | Normal mode, static current (stated as less than) | 18 | |||
| Voltage regulator output current | 150 | mA | Normal mode, output current | 18 | |||
| Voltage regulator consumption, Shutdown mode | 1 | uA | Shutdown mode (stated as less than) | 18 | |||
| Voltage regulator startup time to Normal mode | 400 | us | Startup to reach Normal mode (stated as inferior to) | 18 | |||
| Voltage regulator default output voltage | 1.8 | V | Default output voltage | 18 | |||
| Backup mode current consumption | 2.5 | uA | Backup mode; current consumption on VDDBU | 24 | |||
| Backup mode wake-up time | 0.5 | ms | Backup mode wake-up until first instruction fetched (stated as less than) | 24 | |||
| Wait mode wake-up time | 10 | us | Wait mode wake-up until first instruction fetched (stated as less than) | 24 | |||
| High-speed I/O maximum frequency, HSMCI and SPI clock lines | 65 | MHz | HSMCI and SPI clock lines | 25 | |||
| I/O maximum frequency, other lines | 35 | MHz | Other I/O lines | 25 | |||
| Internal I/O pull-up resistor | 100 | kOhm | Typical pull-up value for all I/Os | 25 | |||
| On-die termination series resistor | RODT | 36 | Ohm | ODT, typical, per Figure 6-1 | 25 | ||
| NRST internal pull-up resistor | 100 | kOhm | Permanent pull-up to VDDIO, about 100 kOhm | 26 | |||
| NRSTB internal pull-up resistor | 15 | kOhm | Permanent pull-up, about 15 kOhm | 26 | |||
| JTAGSEL internal pull-down resistor | 15 | kOhm | Permanent pull-down to GNDBU, about 15 kOhm | 26 | |||
| TST internal pull-down resistor | 15 | kOhm | Permanent pull-down to GND, about 15 kOhm | 26 | |||
| ERASE internal pull-down resistor | 15 | kOhm | Permanent pull-down to GND, about 15 kOhm | 26 | |||
| ERASE pin reinitialization hold time | 220 | ms | ERASE tied high for more than 220 ms to reinitialize Flash | 27 | |||
| ERASE pin glitch rejection | 100 | ms | ERASE tied high for less than 100 ms is not taken into account | 27 | |||
| External reset assertion length, minimum | 60 | us | Programmable via ERSTL, assertion duration between 60 us and 2 seconds | 237 | |||
| External reset assertion length, maximum | 2 | seconds | Programmable via ERSTL, assertion duration between 60 us and 2 seconds | 237 | |||
| Slow clock RC oscillator frequency | SLCK | 22 | 42 | kHz | Low Power RC Oscillator | 264 | |
| Supply monitor threshold on VDDUTMI | SMTH | 1.9 | 3.4 | V | Programmable in 100 mV steps via SUPC_SMMR | 269 | |
| 3-20 MHz crystal oscillator maximum startup time | 62 | ms | MOSCXTCNT 8-bit value; stated as about 62 ms | 446 | |||
| Operating temperature range, Industrial | -40 | 85 | °C | Industrial grade, ordering code ATSAM3U4EA-AU, LQFP144 | 1137 |
Materials and finish
As the datasheet states them (page.json metadata.appearance; the 3D model's colours follow it).
| Part | Material | Colour / plating | Datasheet says | Page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| housing | PC | TBH [PC, R1, LSL #1] ; R1 is the index, PC is used as base of the | 134 |
CAD (KiCad official)
- Symbol:
ATSAM3U4EA-AU - Footprint:
Package_QFP:LQFP-144_20x20mm_P0.5mm - 3D model: LQFP-144(20x20) (KiCad packages3D, STEP)
- 3D model files:
atsam3u4ea-au-etched.step/atsam3u4ea-au-etched.glbcarry the MPN laser-etched on the die in a toggleableAdom.LaserEtchgroup (Fusion-ready);atsam3u4ea-au.step/atsam3u4ea-au.glbare the bare package body.
Provenance
Data extracted from the manufacturer datasheet, not a distributor listing:
- Datasheet: Microchip Tech datasheet (1163 pp, sha256
b84d00c06a823c14, retrieved 2026-10-30, tier: manufacturer) - Extractor: parts-factory
2.0.0/extract_pins 0.3, primaryclaude-haiku-5-5(text), consensusclaude-sonnet-5-5(agreed), guards: pin_guards 0.1: passed. Pins are checked against the footprint pad set and their cited datasheet pages before publish. - CAD: KiCad official libraries (CC-BY-SA 4.0).