MC33FS6510CAE

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MC33FS6510CAE is a 3.3V CAN transceiver with fail‑safe features. Possible cross‑reference candidates to check (same function, similar pinout): TI SN65HVD23x/24x/25x; TI SN65HVD1x; NXP PCA82C251; NXP TJA105x; Infineon TLE9250/TLE9251; Microchip MCP2561/MCP2551. Verify supply (3.3V), pinout, RON, fault/enable pins, and max data rate. For exact drop‑in substitutes, consult the current manufacturer distributor cross‑reference.

Pin count: 28 pins (common package variants).
Function: High-speed clock distribution buffer (1 input to 6 outputs) with enable/tri-state control, typically LVDS/3.3V signaling for automotive-grade applications.

Manufacturer: NXP Semiconductors (the MC33FS6510CAE originates from Freescale Semiconductor, which was acquired by NXP in 2015).
What kind of company: NXP is a Dutch multinational semiconductor company that designs and manufactures embedded processing ICs, microcontrollers, analogs, and related ICs for automotive, industrial, and consumer markets.

MC33FS6510CAE is a high-speed CAN transceiver that interfaces a CAN controller to the physical CAN bus. It targets automotive and industrial CAN networks with robust protection and wide temperature range.
Application areas:
- Automotive ECUs (powertrain, chassis, body, safety/ADAS)
- In-vehicle networks for trucks, buses, and off‑road equipment
- Industrial automation and machine control (CANopen, J1939)
- Telematics, gateways, and vehicle‑to‑everything interfaces
- EV/HEV subsystems, battery management and charging communication
- Rugged environments requiring strong EMC/ESD protection and wide temp range

Plastic LQFP package, 64-pin (64-pin LQFP).