SAK-TC1796-256F150E-BD Obsolete TriCore MCU | Stock & RFQ
Mfr. Part #: SAK-TC1796-256F150E-BD
Manufacturer: Infineon Technologies
Product Type: 32-Bit TriCore™ Automotive Microcontroller
Series: TC1796 / AUDO
Package/Case: PG-BGA-416
Clock Frequency: 150MHz
Program Memory: 2MB Flash
Lifecycle Status: Obsolete
Description: 150MHz 32-bit TriCore automotive MCU with 2MB Flash, four CAN nodes and integrated ADC/timer peripherals
The SAK-TC1796-256F150E-BD was developed for high-performance automotive and industrial real-time control.
Its TriCore™ architecture combines microcontroller, RISC and DSP functionality, while the integrated single-precision floating-point unit supports computationally intensive control algorithms.
The TC1796 operates at up to 150MHz and integrates 2MB Program Flash with ECC, 128KB Data Flash, DMA, multiple serial interfaces, timer modules and extensive analog resources.
Infineon's historical product documentation identifies the BD-Step automotive version as SP000228013 with an operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C.
Key Specifications
| Parameter | SAK-TC1796-256F150E-BD |
| Architecture | 32-bit TriCore™ V1.3 |
| Maximum Frequency | 150MHz |
| Program Flash | 2MB with ECC |
| Data Flash | 128KB |
| CAN | 4 CAN nodes |
| ADC | 2 × 16-channel ADC + Fast ADC |
| Analog Inputs | 44 |
| Digital I/O | 123 |
| DMA | 16 channels |
| Floating Point Unit | Yes |
| I/O Voltage | 3.3V |
| Automotive Temperature | -40°C to +125°C |
| Package | PG-BGA-416 |
| Lifecycle | Obsolete |
Typical Applications
The TC1796 family was primarily aimed at high-performance automotive control systems, including:
Engine control units
Powertrain control
Transmission control
Chassis systems
Automotive motor control
Real-time actuator control
Industrial embedded systems
The combination of high real-time performance, CAN communication, ADC resources and integrated DSP capability made the device suitable for complex automotive control algorithms.
SAK-TC1796-256F150E-BD Replacement
There is no simple assumption that a newer Infineon MCU will be a pin-compatible replacement for the TC1796.
For new designs, Infineon's TriCore architecture has evolved from the legacy AUDO family to newer AURIX™ TC2x, TC3x and TC4x generations.
However, migration requires evaluation of:
CPU performance
Flash and RAM requirements
CAN interfaces
ADC channels
Timer resources
Package and pinout
Power supply architecture
Existing TriCore software
Functional safety requirements
For legacy boards where redesign is impractical, sourcing the original SAK-TC1796-256F150E-BD may remain the preferred option.
FAQ
Is SAK-TC1796-256F150E-BD obsolete?
Yes. The SAK-TC1796-256F150E-BD is currently listed as Obsolete / no longer manufactured.
What is the clock frequency of TC1796?
The device operates at up to 150MHz.
How much Flash does SAK-TC1796-256F150E-BD have?
It integrates 2MB of Program Flash with ECC, plus 128KB Data Flash for applications such as EEPROM emulation.
How many CAN interfaces does TC1796 provide?
The integrated MultiCAN module provides four CAN nodes and 128 assignable message objects.
What package does SAK-TC1796-256F150E-BD use?
The device uses a PG-BGA-416 surface-mount package.
Is AURIX a direct replacement for TC1796?
No. Newer AURIX™ MCUs continue the Infineon TriCore architecture, but they should not be considered pin-to-pin replacements. Hardware and software migration must be evaluated for each application.
Where can I request SAK-TC1796-256F150E-BD stock?
DataStorageIC can support RFQs for SAK-TC1796-256F150E-BD and other obsolete Infineon automotive MCUs. Submit the full part number and required quantity for stock and pricing confirmation.
See our Infineon Obsolete TriCore MCU Stock Guide for a comparison of TC1767, TC1796 and TC1797 legacy automotive MCUs.



