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MSPM0G3507: -EP

Part Number: MSPM0G3507

Subject: MSPM0G3507SRG Qualification for −55°C to +125°C Operation (-EP Variant)

Hello TI Team,

We are evaluating the MSPM0G3507SRG family for use in an application requiring an operating temperature range of −55°C to +125°C.

We understand that the currently released MSPM0G3507 devices are specified for operation down to −40°C. We would like to understand the feasibility and requirements associated with qualifying an MSPM0G3507SRG device for operation over −55°C to +125°C, potentially as an Enhanced Product (-EP) offering.

Specifically, could you provide guidance on:

  1. Whether the current silicon has been characterized below −40°C.
  2. Which factors currently limit the published operating range to −40°C:
    • Silicon characterization
    • Flash memory retention/endurance
    • Package qualification
    • Production test coverage
    • Reliability qualification constraints
  3. What additional qualification activities would be required to support a −55°C operating rating.
  4. Whether TI has any roadmap plans for an MSPM0G3507SRG device with -EP or military-temperature capability.
  5. Estimated business requirements for such a qualification effort:
    • Minimum annual volume: 6,400/year (16 per aircraft, 400 aircrafts per year)
    • NRE requirements:
    • Customer sponsorship requirements:
    • Expected qualification timeline:

Our application is aerospace-oriented and requires understanding whether extending the temperature range is primarily a qualification effort or whether there are underlying silicon limitations.

Thank you for your support.

Best regards,

Silviu Iosef
Lead Electrical Engineer

Honeywell Aerospace