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• 50-cent ST7 micros 1/2/2008

  STMicroelectronics’ ultra-low-cost series of flash microcontrollers for highly cost-sensitive products, the ST7FOX series, includes devices with from 2 to 8 kbytes of on-chip flash, each featuring eight to 32 pins. ....

  Use the MCLR pin as an output with PIC microcontrollers 1/2/2008

  Although microcontroller manufacturers try to offer designers products that almost exactly fit the needs of their designs, another output pin is often necessary. This situation particularly occurs in small designs using ....

  RT/Ethernet MCU reference-board designs 1/2/2008

  Innovasic Semiconductor designed its 32-bit fido microcontroller to provide secure and robust communications and control functions ....

  Robots on the march 1/2/2008

  The term “robot” is a tough beast to define because people usually anthropomorphize these devices, thinking of them as servants or pets. Most people ....

  ARM plus fast USB 31/1/2008

  Atmel configured its AT91SAM9R64 ARM9-based microcontroller for high performance USB-enabled embedded control applications. It will boot from the USB port, SDCard or an external NAND Flash and offers ....

  MISRA production code generator 31/1/2008

  dSpace has announced that MISRA, the Motor Industry Software Reliability Association, has published official modeling guidelines for dSpace’s TargetLink ....

  ST takes ST7 MCU series below $0.50 4/1/2008

  STMicroelectronics’ ultra-low-cost series of flash microcontrollers for highly cost-sensitive products, the ST7FOX series, includes devices with from 2 kB to 8 kB of on-chip flash, and with eight to 32 ....

  16-bit MCUs with DSP features match motor control 1/1/2008

  Infineon is reinforcing its offering of 16-bit microcontrollers for industrial applications with the recent launch of the XE166 family 16-bit real-time signal controllers, which feature fast interruptresponse time and context ....

  Xmos discloses design-flow outline for its event-driven, multithreaded embedded-processor concept 1/1/2008

  Xmos, the UK-based start-up that is moving towards the launch of a chip product that will offer software-configurable-hardware, has announced that its ....

  DSP with hardware acceleration transcodes HD in real time 1/1/2008

  The latest DSP chip from TI under its DaVinci branding is the TMS320DM6467, which the company has optimised for real-time video transcoding: it will handle high-definition video, and TI is claiming an order-of-magnitude ....

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