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- Energy Micro: 12 new Cortex-M3 devices for energy friendly applications
- Atmel: SAM3S16 with Cortex-M3 MCU with 1MB embedded Flash
- Freescale: i.MX platform extends to advanced, low-power display applications
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| Intelligent 8-bit MCUs for automotive applications The 24 MHz XC82x and XC83x series are enhanced, entry-level 8-bit XC800 microcontrollers. Highlights include 2KB to 8KB Flash, communication interfaces, fast control circuits with multichannel 10-bit AD converters and an MDU co-processor for cost-effective motor controls. Find out more about XC82x and XC83x |
- PMC: 6Gb/s SATA/SAS RAID controllers with on-board DRAM cache
- Apacer: industrial embedded SD card features SLC and MLC Flash architectures
- LTC: temperature-to-voltage converter measures remote diodes with 1˚C accuracy
- Rutronik sets up six “vertical market teams”
- Microchip: 60 MIPS Enhanced Core dsPIC33 DSCs and PIC24 MCUs
- iC-Haus: fully integrated DC/DC converter for intelligent sensor systems
- Display Solution: 7“ TFT outdoor display with 1.000 cd/m˛ luminance
- ZMDI: signal conditioner IC offers enhanced on-board diagnostics
- TI unveils Sub-1 GHz Value Line product family
- Data Modul: FSC technology displays individual segments in up to 7 colors
- MSC: QorIQ P4080 eight-core operates at frequencies of up to 1.5 GHz
- Lattice: PCI Express 2.0 compliant low cost FPGA
- ST strengthens its position in powerline communications
- Holtek: bidirectional radio SOC device
- IAR: starter kit for NXP’s LPC11U00 USB microcontroller series
- EVOCEAN: IBM Rational Rhapsody user group day in Zurich
- Micro Digital: SMX RTOS eases development on AM35x Sitara ARM MPUs
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| Keil Microcontroller Development Tools MDK-ARM combines the Keil µVision®4 IDE/Debugger, the industry leading ARM Compilation tools, and Keil RTOS and Middleware libraries. It provides users with an easy-to-use environment optimized for ARM-Powered® devices: www.keil.com/arm . |
- SEGGER ships in-circuit-programmers Flasher RX for RX 32-bit MCUs
- Keil supports Freescale Kinetis K50 microcontrollers
- SYSGO and TechSAT develop configuration tool for IMA systems
- NI: DIAdem 2011 features flexible load behavior for large data sets
- IBM: new offerings accelerate global software development
- Xilinx: ISE Design Suite 13.2 includes improvements for Virtex-7
- MathWorks: automatic error detection in Simulink models
- JTAG extends reach of free boundary-scan tools
- Agilent: capacitance calibration standard for atomic force microscope
- dSPACE: precise electric drive simulations
- AMD: OpenCL Coding Competition contest for developers
- SEGGER: new RTOS embOS port for Renesas RL78
- GOEPEL supports Picochip in testing ’small cell’ baseband chips
- NI: high throughput PXI frame grabber for End-of-Line test
- Axiomtek: industrial-grade Mini ITX motherboard
- VIA: Mini-ITX board with Nano X2 E-Series dual core CPU
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| CoreExpress Modules Find Wide Interest In The Industrie The CoreExpress computer-on-module standard gained wide acceptance in the industry, after SFF-SIG adopted the specification in March 2010. Many design wins for embedded PC projects using CoreExpress modules could be secured in these 16 months. Check the latest developments in Advanced COM at www.lippertembedded.com! |
COM Express® defines
standardized footprints and pin-outs for Computer-on-Modules. With the
new Revision 2.0, PICMG® added the compact footprint (95x95mm) to the
basic footprint (125x95mm) and extended the pin-outs being
future-proof. New Digital Display Interfaces (DDI) and super-fast USB
3.0 are now integrated. The new Pin-out Type 10 in COM Express®
Revision 2.0 supports perfectly modules in the ultra footprint (85x55
mm).