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Re: Problem regarding the Reset Pin of MCU   [3 Articles]

Huey Fen - Sep 26 2005
With this, i attach the schematic of my design for your reference. The reset circuitry should be okie. Because if MCU is disconnected from it, I would obtain 5V when the rese... Re:  Problem regarding the Reset Pin of MCU

Inquiries regarding PSD834F2   [2 Articles]

circuitcyco - Sep 18 2005
Hello, I am the undergraduate from Malaysia. I am currently doing my Final Year Project with topic "Design of a Single Board Computer by using M68HC11". I have some doub... Inquiries regarding PSD834F2

Re: Where to go from here? (WAS: Test -- is this list still alive ?)   [5 Articles]

Tony Papadimitriou - Apr 14 2005
----- Original Message ----- From: "Kerry Berland" > The good news is that by now there is a less expensive 68HC12 or 68HC908 (or > MC9S12 or MC9S... Re:  Where to go from here? (WAS: Test -- is this list still alive ?)

Re: Re: Help on input/output on Port C/Port B, respectivley   [3 Articles]

Bob Smith - May 22 2004
Sorry about the typo -- > See the 74HC165 for input ports and the 74HC794. should read - > See the 74HC165 for input ports and the 74HC794 for output por... Re:  Re: Help on input/output on Port C/Port B, respectivley

Re: Horray Motorola!!!

- Jan 21 2004
Thanks John, I have used the Phillips XA and a range of the PIC devices for different applications but I like to have one general application device which I will ... Re:  Horray Motorola!!!

Re: 68HC811 [was 68HC24 PRU]

Tony Papadimitriou - Nov 19 2003
----- Original Message ----- From: "Kerry Berland" <> To: <> > Regarding the 68HC811-- > > There used to be a significant hole in Motorola's line-up, as... Re:  68HC811 [was 68HC24 PRU]

RE: 68HC811 [was 68HC24 PRU]

Kerry Berland - Nov 18 2003
Regarding the 68HC811-- There used to be a significant hole in Motorola's line-up, as between the 68HC11 product line, and the 68HC12, and a lot of people didn'... RE:  68HC811 [was 68HC24 PRU]

RE: help with the 68hc24 pru   [3 Articles]

Kerry Berland - Nov 17 2003
Well, realize that this may not be very helpful-depending on why you¡Çre working with the 68HC24-but my understanding is that the 68HC24 is no longer available (at ... RE:  help with the 68hc24 pru

PSD chip.   [13 Articles]

- Oct 8 2003
Dear Forum, I currently have a design which uses the PSD913F2-90F flash-PLD device. I was trying to purchase some more chips for a new design but my local supplie... PSD chip.

Adding memory to HC11F1 application

- Jun 30 2003
Dear Forum, I am currently working on a project which requires the addition of 256K (32K*8) external RAM. I was considering using the SPI interface for this. The ... Adding memory to HC11F1 application

Re: adding memory

Jean St-Pierre - Jun 6 2003
Mike, Reading between the lines, it seems that you acquired somebody else's project and the information about components mounted on your board did not follow. You... Re:  adding memory

Re: Options to expand external memory to greater than 64K   [2 Articles]

Jean St-Pierre - Mar 19 2003
Hi, See the PSD9xx family of Programmable System Devices at www.psdst.com It can provide up to 256 Kbytes (32 Kbytes x 8) of Main Flash memory, up to 32 Kbytes ( ... Re:  Options to expand external memory to greater than 64K

software configure of PSD8xx   [9 Articles]

Peter Mackel - Jan 30 2003
Hi all Once again, this is more a question regarding the Waferscale PSD8xx device, but maybe somebody can help me. I recently implemented a "Serial Software... software configure of PSD8xx

WSI JTAG

Peter Mackel - Nov 27 2002
Hi I use a JTAG connector to facilitate the ISP capability of my PSD813F2 device. For those of you who aren't familiar with the PSD chip, it is a chip that has... WSI JTAG

PSD9xx Library on Eagle CAD s/w

Jean St-Pierre - Nov 8 2002
Hi list, This may be a little off topic. Can someone tell me where I could find a PSD9xx Library file for use in the Eagle CAD s/w ? I tryed to build by own, b... PSD9xx Library on Eagle CAD s/w

HC11 + PSD9xx   [5 Articles]

Jean St-Pierre - Oct 27 2002
Hi list, STMicroelectronics offers a developement kit that includes a HC11 MCU and a PSD9xx. The p/n is DK900-HC11-110. Mouser offers the kit for 178 $ but I t... HC11 + PSD9xx

Serial update of software   [8 Articles]

Peter Mackel - Oct 23 2002
Hi all I'm using a HC11E1 with a PSD834F2, and I use a JTAG to load the software when I make my updates (written in C and compiled using IAR-C). I'm about t... Serial update of software

RE: 40 output ports   [5 Articles]

- Sep 4 2002
ST also does this part: STPIC6C595M See link: http://us.st.com/stonline/books/pdf/docs/7726.pdf Regards, Alec ------------------------------... RE:  40 output ports

RE: RAM/EEPROM on the 68HC11F1

Meer, T.A. ter - Jun 26 2002
The PSD devices for STMicroelectronics (containing both flash memory and ram) can be directly connected to your microcontroller. Theo. > -----Original Me... RE:  RAM/EEPROM on the 68HC11F1

RE: Watchdogs and safety (was Thinking...)

- Jun 6 2002
I've seen lots of great SW & HW 'bulletproofing' ideas bouncing around here.. maybe we can summarize the major ones in a couple of sentences, and the forum can ad... RE:  Watchdogs and safety (was Thinking...)

Simple question   [4 Articles]

Peter Mackel - Jun 5 2002
I've been using the HC11 for about a year now and have successfully developed some basic products using it. Until now I have managed to stay one level above the cor... Simple question

Re: 68hc11 and 8255   [2 Articles]

Robert Smith - May 4 2002
The buss cycles of the Motorola and Intel busses are fundamentally different. You have five choices that I see -- 1. Don't try it, use a Motorola 6821 instead. ... Re:  68hc11 and 8255