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Discussion Groups | 68HC12 | Re: 9S12BC32 vs 9S12C32

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9S12BC32 vs 9S12C32 - hc08jb8 - Jan 21 12:24:00 2004

Hi

I am trying to get the actual difference between the BC32 and the new
C32, I tried using the Motorola website's product comparison, but the
page hangs.

Apart from the obvious price difference, is there something I am
missing out?

Jay





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Re: 9S12BC32 vs 9S12C32 - Steve Russell - Jan 21 12:42:00 2004

There are a lot of detail differences. The 68HC912BC32 is a "HC-12" part.
The MC9S12C32 is a "HCS-12" part.

See Motorola EB376 for documentation on the general differences between
HC-12 and HCS-12 parts. It is available at:
http://e-www.motorola.com/files/microcontrollers/doc/eng_bulletin/EB376.pdf

Even though this is specifically about the MC9S12DP256 it covers most of
the differences.

You will also need to study the documentation for the MC9S12C32 for the
details about the on-chip IO devices and flash memory, which may differ in
detail from the MC9S12DP256.

Hope this helps.

Steve Russell
Nohau Emulators

At 09:24 AM 1/21/2004, you wrote:
>Hi
>
>I am trying to get the actual difference between the BC32 and the new
>C32, I tried using the Motorola website's product comparison, but the
>page hangs.
>
>Apart from the obvious price difference, is there something I am
>missing out?
>
>Jay
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Re: 9S12BC32 vs 9S12C32 - zeta_alpha2002 - Jan 21 12:46:00 2004

I played around with 9S12C32 - 80 pin version.

- Emulated EEPROM using FLASH. Means that EEPROM can be of any size.
- Flash Memory from 32Kbyte to 128Kbyte
- Ram Memory from 2K to 4Kbyte
- Single CAN
- Faster Speed
- Longer FLASH burn/erase cycle
- Multiple package size from 48 to 80 pin
- No Vfp required

912BC32

- Single CAN
- Limited EEPROM size
- Limited 32Kbyte FLASH
- Limited FLASH burn/erase cycle
- Slower speed
- Single package size 80 pin version only
- Requires Vfp





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Re: 9S12BC32 vs 9S12C32 - zeta_alpha2002 - Jan 21 12:58:00 2004

sorry - I didn't read carefully





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