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The Motorola MC68882RC20A is a 20 MHz MC68882-family floating-point coprocessor in a 68-position PGA package, designed principally for M68000-family host processor systems.
Family architecture and pin groups are documented in Motorola's MC68882 technical summary. Verify the exact suffix and the controlled package drawing for the supplied device.
The MC68882 provides hardware floating-point computation for a compatible host processor. Motorola describes it as a coprocessor for MC68020 and MC68030 systems, and also documents peripheral-processor configurations with other M68000-family hosts.
Implements the binary floating-point operations described by ANSI-IEEE 754-1985.
Integrates through the M68000 coprocessor instruction and bus interface.
Eight general-purpose floating-point registers support 80-bit extended-format values.
Motorola documents 8-, 16- and 32-bit system data-bus configurations.
The technical summary describes 46 floating-point instructions, including arithmetic and conversion operations.
Integer and floating-point data types include extended-precision real values.
Dedicated registers support rounding modes, exception control and condition reporting.
The original Motorola order list identifies the RC20A PGA option as a 20 MHz grade; apply the matching AC limits.
The original Motorola ordering list identifies MC68882RC20A as a PGA device, and the technical summary includes a PGA pin-assignment view. The LCDChip catalog records its original package as 68-BCPGA. Confirm the 68-position pin grid, orientation and mechanical dimensions from the manufacturer's controlled drawing and the actual unit.

The expected JPG is not currently available on the production site; it is not a verified mechanical drawing.
The original Motorola technical summary identifies these MC68882 functional signal groups for the PGA option.
Use the numbered manufacturer pin diagram for board-level work. Check signal polarity, strapping and AC timing separately.
| Full order code | MC68882RC20A |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Motorola |
| Function | Enhanced floating-point coprocessor |
| Primary host family | M68000; chiefly MC68020 and MC68030 coprocessor systems |
| Arithmetic standard | ANSI-IEEE 754-1985 binary floating point |
| Floating-point registers | Eight, 80-bit extended format |
| Documented instructions | 46 |
| System data-bus options | 8-, 16- or 32-bit configuration |
| Ordering speed grade | 20 MHz |
| Package option | PGA; catalog class 68-BCPGA |
| Supply-condition reference | 5 V nominal in published family electrical tables |
| Electrical table temperature condition | 0°C to +70°C; confirm exact lot qualification |
Use the 20 MHz timing column and its stated load, supply and temperature conditions. Family features do not establish limits for an unmatched suffix.
Motorola describes MC68882 family compatibility with MC68881, but that statement does not make every order code a board-level drop-in. Compare exact package pinout, 20 MHz timing, voltage, thermal requirements, host coprocessor interface and software exception behavior. No exact LCDChip alternative is asserted here without a verified model-level match.
Motorola issued the original MC68882 technical summary and order information. NXP hosts the historical technical documentation. Use the exact Motorola order code and package marking when confirming a replacement or service unit.
Hardware floating-point execution in compatible coprocessor systems.
Maintenance of equipment built around MC68882 arithmetic instructions.
Selected M68000-family bus arrangements documented by Motorola.
Replacement assessment for an existing MC68882 PGA socket or board.
Inspect the complete part marking, PGA body, pin condition, traceability and electrical behavior against original manufacturer documentation. This catalog text does not certify any individual unit's condition or provenance.
No. It is a floating-point coprocessor requiring a compatible host and bus interface.
The Motorola order list identifies RC20A as the 20 MHz PGA option. Confirm the full marking before use.
No. The package outlines and contact geometries differ.
No. The expected production JPG is unavailable; use the manufacturer's package drawing.
Verify exact order code, PGA coordinate map, package case, host interface, bus strapping, clock and electrical timing, supply conditions and software behavior before substitution. Do not approve mechanical compatibility from the missing catalog JPG.
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