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SDCC with Cygnal 8051
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Started by yong 9 years ago
Does anyone use the SDCC with Cygnal 8051? I lloked at the SDCC website and found the SDCC has not been targeted for Cygnal 8051 yet. But I do find someone in this group said he use the SDCC with Cygnal 8051. So, can anybody give more info about this? ...SDCC with Cygnal 8051

Cygnal C2 debugger protocol - any specification?
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Started by Wojciech Zabolotny 9 years ago
Hi All, Now, when my Linux C2 programmer (http://www.ise.pw.edu.pl/~wzab/cygnal) works fine, it would be nice to add debugging support. However Silabs (formerly Cygnal) does not provide any information regarding C2 debugging protocol... Does anybody has any usefull info about it (specs, I/O d...Cygnal C2 debugger protocol - any specification?

Is Cygnal JTAG/C2 Interface EMI Vulnerable
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Started by Klaus Vestergaard Kragelund 9 years ago
Hi I'm using a 80C51F302 Cygnal device and I have based the design on what I've read on the Cygnal site that C2 is the way to go for such a pin-limited device. Well in the forum on the site some have commented that the JTAG interface is vulnerable to noise and 4k7 pull-up/down are recommended...Is Cygnal JTAG/C2 Interface EMI Vulnerable

Analog Devices,TI, Cygnal 8051's?
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Started by Neil Kurzman 9 years ago
Hi Analog Devices, TI, Cygnal 8051's Has Any one used these ? Did they work out? Was power consumption as expected? Any unexpected issues? My current CPU is letting me down and I am contemplating a change. A second poor choice would be bad. Neil ...Analog Devices,TI, Cygnal 8051's?

Cygnal/Silabs F12x MAC0, does it work?
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Started by Michael Koch 9 years ago
Hi, can anyone confirm that the MAC0 unit in the Cygnal/Silabs F12x (x=0..3) does really work? Has anyone ever seen a non-zero result in the MAC0ACCx registers? I can't get this thing working. See a screenshot of my small test program at http://www.astro-electronic.de/mac0test.gif Thanks, ...Cygnal/Silabs F12x MAC0, does it work?

Alternative for Silabs (cygnal)
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Started by Unknown 8 years ago
Hi all, Is there a good alternative for the cygnal processors? - In System Programmable - In Application Programmable - Small packages (footprints) available (like the MLP11) - Not to expansive development tools - Wide range family - Cheap (cheaper then the silabs) - Reliable (not the same...Alternative for Silabs (cygnal)

Cygnal / SDCC performance data here
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Started by Richard 9 years ago
I updated the microcontroller performance comparison data over the weekend to include a Cygnal / SDCC combination. As always - I think the data is useful for comparison, but it does not claim to be particularly scientific. http://www.FreeRTOS.org/PC ...Cygnal / SDCC performance data here

I'm a beginer interested in uC's, is a cygnal chip a good choice?
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Started by Reg 9 years ago
Im a real begineer to microcontrollers and i have a project that I want to get off the ground. The project is basically to design a USB based ADC card. I have been looking around, and I have found a uC on the market from Cygnal (now Silicon Labs) that has a 17ch 10bit ADC and a USB controller...I'm a beginer interested in uC's, is a cygnal chip a good choice?

Simple & free design of evaluation board and Linux programmer for C8051F320
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Started by Wojciech Zabolotny 9 years ago
I've prepared a very simplified evaluation board for the Silabs (formerly Cygnal) C8051F320 microcontroller. There is also a GPL Linux programmer available (with almost no hardware, connected to the LPT port). It is available at: http://www.ise.pw.edu.pl/~wzab/~cygnal/index.html Everything wor...Simple & free design of evaluation board and Linux programmer for C8051F320

AVR looking weak against TI and Cygnal
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Started by Chris Carlen 9 years ago
Greetings: Of course we haven't seen them yet, but when 25MHz MSP430s come along, with their fast 12-bit A/D and D/A capabilities, combined with the Cygnal 100MIPS 8051 derivatives with fast 12-bit A/D and D/A as well, the AVR with its 16MIPS and only 10-bit A/D slow 15ksps with no dedica...AVR looking weak against TI and Cygnal

Looking at Cygnal 8051 micro. Is it easy to get started with?
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Started by Morten 9 years ago
Hi, I have been looking at the Cygnal 8051 (C8051F000). It has 8 Adc, 2 dac, 5 PWM modules plus it has 32k flash ram. It all looks good to me :) To get started with the C8051F000 I was thinking of using the C8051F000DK development kit. http://www.silabs.com/products/microcontroller/C8051...Looking at Cygnal 8051 micro. Is it easy to get started with?

Cygnal 8051F310 problem with onchip XRAM
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John F - 6 years ago
#include #include #include Everytime I'm trying to use e.g. unsigned char myarray[8][25]; in a (quite trivial) application I get linkage error with adress space. That's OK and working correctly. *** ERROR L107: ADDRESS SPACE OVERFLOW SPACE: DATA SEGMENT: ?DT?...Cygnal 8051F310 problem with onchip XRAM

SDCC with SiLabs/Cygnal new 0.9V parts?
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larwe - 5 years ago
Has anyone here used the new 0.9V single-cell 8051 parts with sdcc? I am keen to experiment with these chips, and I'd prefer to work in C, but I'm not paying for a Keil license just for playing around. Thanks! ...SDCC with SiLabs/Cygnal new 0.9V parts?

Multi-processor breadboard: CAD files are up
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larwe - 6 years ago
For anyone who's interested, I've published the editable schematic and PCB files for the AVR/MSP430/Cygnal 8051 board I was discussing a little while ago: ...Multi-processor breadboard: CAD files are up

Help me with this
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reach pc - 8 years ago
Dear frends..... I need to do some signal processing and application is as.. I have to record some sound (near about 5 seconds)coming from speakers of TV and then have to do frequency analysis of that data so have to do FFT. So, compulsory I have to use DSP Processors or any low...Help me with this

Silican labs (Cygnal) or other 8052 + CANopen
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Started by Jon S. 9 years ago
I would like to implent CANopen (DS301,DS401) on the cygal/Silicon labs devices. Anyone already went done the road ? Or intending to ? Maybe on an other 8052 device ? Any advice, suggestions, tips ? Stijn ...Silican labs (Cygnal) or other 8052 + CANopen

programming 8 character LED with C8051F022
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Started by methi 8 years ago
Hi, I am using the Cygnal C8051F022 for the first time and have some background with C programming. I dont know where to start off with progamming an 8 character LED with C8051F022 though. Can anybody give me some ideas about this. Would be very helpful.Thanks, Methi ...programming 8 character LED with C8051F022

Using 8051 UART to interface with MatLab
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b_martyn@pacific.edu - 7 years ago
I have project for school where we are using the Cygnal 8051 mircocontroller to capture acceleration. My part of the project is to take the data stored in memory and use MatLab to produce graphs and such. My question is where do i get started... how can i directly interface the 8051 with Matlab...Using 8051 UART to interface with MatLab

cheap way to develop a USB device?
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Started by yong 10 years ago
What is the cheapest way to develop a USB device? The Cygnal F32x seems good for its on chip USB controller. But it needs the Keil tools which is expensive. Is there any USB tools(hardware/software) exsisted which is under $500 for 8 bit microcontroller like 8051,PIC, or AVR? For very low volume...cheap way to develop a USB device?

Problem with simple constant code
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Started by Klaus Vestergaard Kragelund 9 years ago
Hi Well, this is driving me nuts. I'm using Keil uVision C51 compiler for a Cygnal 80C51F302 device This is the code: """""""" #define SYSCLK 10000000 // SYSCLK frequency in Hz #define SYSCLK_MINUTE 600000000 // (600E6) unsigned long TimerCou...Problem with simple constant code

Using USB instead of RS232 on embeded project
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Started by Art K6KFH 9 years ago
I am developing a product that requires a serial port to transfer a few bytes of data to a host pc on a repetitive basis. Currently using 115kbaud on an RS232 port on my board and that works fine. A little slower is ok too. Some feedback has indicated that a USB port would be an attractive al...Using USB instead of RS232 on embeded project

consecutive bytes in internal RAM for DSEG
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Started by Unknown 7 years ago
Hi All, I am Ravikumar.N, using SDCC compiler with Cygnal C8051F130 microcontroller for one of my application. Used large memory model here. The folowing is my issue. I have declared an array of 600 of type float with the keyword xdata. i.e. xdata float array[600]. This array is...consecutive bytes in internal RAM for  DSEG

uC favorites?
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Started by Bob Stephens 9 years ago
I am currently using a Silicon Labs (Cygnal) 8051 derivative -C8051F060 - in an prototype embedded design. I am looking for a replacement device for future revisions which would have most or all of the following: 8 or 16 bit architecture 4 or more 8 bit +/- 25 mA ports 2 16 bit 1 Msps A/D 2...uC favorites?

Small processor selection
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Started by AssemblyZig 8 years ago
My apologies if this topic has been beaten to a pulp, but my casual search has not yet led me to the answers I need. We have developed a small system based on the redoubtable Cygnal/SILabs C8051F311 processor. While all of the current functionality fits into the 16 KBytes of onboard FLASH, it...Small processor selection

Multimaster vs Polled I2C Throughput, Good Implementations?
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Started by Chris Graham 8 years ago
I'm considering whether to use a polled vs multimaster I2C network to connect a main controller to a few subsystems (in the same box). I propose to use a standard interface such as I2C because I need the flexibility to mix and match (my custom-made) modules in various configurations. I also ...Multimaster vs Polled I2C Throughput, Good Implementations?

MPC870
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Started by Martin Euredjian 9 years ago
I've been considering the idea of adopting the Freescale (a.k.a. Motorola) MPC870 processor for a board requiring ethernet, serial, USB (host and device), I2C and SPI connectivity, among other things. The processor would run FPGA-based signal processing hardware on the same board, handle config...MPC870

Automotive temp MCU
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Started by Ralph Malph 9 years ago
I am looking at replacing several hardware chips with an MCU. I considered this once before but was looking for a lot more in the way of IO than I am now. Also, this time the MCU has to operate over the full automotive temp range of -40 to +125C. I have looked at several manufacturers web sit...Automotive temp MCU