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Freescale (formerly Motorola)

WaldemarIII - 06:00 15-11-04
I was wondering why there are so few threads about the Freescale MCUs. They don't seem to be very popular, or am I wrong? I'm about to embark on a small embedded project, based on a Freescale HC08GB60 (a timer with a couple of bells and whistles) and because threads quite often deal with iss...Freescale (formerly Motorola)

Re: MSCAN in DSP56805

Gary Schnabl - 22:27 15-02-05
"finimits" wrote in message news:1108490113.480905.236800@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... > Hi all, > > I am trying to set up a CAN network with a couple of DSP56F805 node > that I have. > Can anybode tell me what the hardware and softwarre requiremets might > be? > Thanks > Vi...Re: MSCAN in DSP56805

Freescale vs Chipcon 802.15/Zigbee xcvr

Andrew M - 14:26 15-03-05
Just wondering - has there been significant testing / comparison between Chipcon and Freescale 802.15 transceivers? Which has the better RF performance? Any other features that stand out between the two? They seem similar to the naked eye.. thanks -Andrew M ...Freescale vs Chipcon 802.15/Zigbee xcvr

Re: .NET Micro Framework

Eric - 13:52 15-02-07
On Feb 14, 1:59 pm, Jim Granville wrote: > This from Microsoft > > http://www.eetimes.com/news/design/showArticle.jhtml;jsessionid=AABMP... > > leads to this > http://www.embeddedfusion.com/default.aspx?id=76 > http://www.embeddedfusion.com/default.aspx?id=64 This looks like a l...Re: .NET Micro Framework

SPI : Freescale vs Microchip compatibility ?

07:30 07-03-07
Hi guys, I would like to know if the SPI ports are fully compatible between Freescale and Microchip ? I understand that SPI has become a "de facto" standard in the industry. The serial signals goes up to 10 Mbps, which is enough for my app, and saves data/control buses. Am I wrong to assu...SPI : Freescale vs Microchip compatibility ?

Re: Learning embedded systems

Gary Schnabl - 17:29 28-02-05
"Rob Miller" wrote in message news:1109627129.446925.179710@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com... > I am a recent graduate with a BS in Computer engineering. I am > interested in working with embedded systems, but I have no experience > with them. I've done basic C/C++ programming and very l...Re: Learning embedded systems

68K dev. kit for hobby use

Vcc Ground - 07:51 17-10-05
Hello, I am looking for a low cost development kit based on Freescale 68k - preferrably 683xx - controller for my hobby use. Can anybody tell me where I can find and buy them online (any online site other than freescale.com)? Thanks. VG ...68K dev. kit for hobby use

Re: MCORE

MK - 10:19 04-06-07
"Ram" wrote in message news:1180962719.901039.11190@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com... > Hi All, > > I have to start working over Motorola MCORE microcontroller. > > Can anybody suggest any doc(data sheet) and web sites from where i can > get initial information. > > Can anyone p...Re: MCORE

Codewarrior vs. Cosmic C for Freescale 9S08

Mr. C - 08:45 28-02-07
I have the fun (?) task of picking a compiler/debugger to use for the Freescale MC9S08 family of microcontrollers. I have narrowed it down to two: Codewarrior from Metrowerks (a Freescale company), and Cosmic C. I have used Cosmic C before in a command line mode, but did not have the debugger...Codewarrior vs. Cosmic C for Freescale 9S08

Re: Req: (Free) Embedded Platforms for Education

Petr Cach - 01:46 18-07-07
Hello Take a look at Freescale HCS08 part (or HCS12). A basic version of C compiler is for free (up to 16kB of C code, assembler unlimited). You can alsou build your own debug cable for in system debugging - look for OSBDM (or TBDML for HCS12) on the freescale website. Petr ...Re: Req: (Free) Embedded Platforms for Education

Freescale JTAG extensions for COP

oliver.gold - 14:10 18-03-05
Hi Can anyone tell me how to get hold of the details of the JTAG COP (BDM interface for Freescale PowerPC CPUs (especially MPC824x series)? I hav the pinouts and IEEE1149.1 compliant stuff but I want to find out how t use the software debug functions. Same question for the IBM PowerPC range t...Freescale JTAG extensions for COP

Freescale Semiconductor - wot ?

Jim Granville - 19:36 13-02-04
Would _you_ buy semiconductors from a company called Freescale ? What on earth was that supposed to mean ? Free and Scale are common words, but the rationale of joining them to re-label a pioneer branded semiconductor company escapes me... Reminds me of the Borland -> Inprise -> (oops)->...Freescale Semiconductor - wot ?

EP880S

16:59 20-07-06
Hey Everyone, I am using embedded planet board EP880 which uses MPC880 CPU by freescale. I was looking for some sample C code to play with the board. If anyone of you have worked on it please point me in the right direction. I checked the Freescale website and seems all the code there is for MP...EP880S

Freescale Announces the RS08 Ultra-Low End 8-bit Core

Bill Giovino - 20:32 16-03-06
Freescale has announced the RS08, an innovative, stripped-down version of it's HCS08 core, specifically designed for very, very low power applications! No, guys, it's not a 6804 - doh! But it looks great for toys. http://Microcontroller.com/news/Freescale_RS08.asp Regards, Bill Giovin...Freescale Announces the RS08 Ultra-Low End 8-bit Core

Freescale mpc55xx application note AN3524SW

Gilles - 14:18 21-01-08
Hello, I've downloaded the the application note AN3524SW from the freescale site. In this AN is a header file with the name mpc5500_spr.h. How can I use this file? Can somebody give me an example how to set the EE-bit in the MSR. How is the mapping of the special function registers to the addr...Freescale mpc55xx application note AN3524SW

Freescale Semiconductor Bought Out by Blackstone for $17.6B

Bill Giovino - 11:05 27-09-06
Freescale Semiconductor has been bought out by a group of investors led by Blackstone: for U.S. $17.6B http://microcontroller.com/news/freescale_buyout.asp I'm at the Embedded Systems Conference in Boston and I've had mixed reviews on my analysis. I'm just sayin' what I think... Regards, ...Freescale Semiconductor Bought Out by Blackstone for $17.6B

Lifespan of microcontrollers?

David Linker - 17:07 22-09-04
I am new to microcontrollers, and am in the process of designing a prototype of what I hope to be a commercial device. I have narrowed down the choices of microcontroller, and so far the best choice seems to be the Freescale M68HC08 family, because of low-cost and power, and up to 4K RAM. I ...Lifespan of microcontrollers?

Freescale S12XE 16-bit Microcontroller has 1MByte of Flash at 50MHz

Bill Giovino - 17:43 16-05-06
Freescale as introduced the S12XE 16-bit microcontroller product line. First device has 1MByte of Flash: http://www.microcontroller.com/news/Freescale_S12XE.asp Lot and lots of peripherals! Regards, - Bill Giovino Executive Editor http://Microcontroller.com ...Freescale S12XE 16-bit Microcontroller has 1MByte of Flash at 50MHz

Choosing a board for personal use

07:04 03-07-07
Hi, I`ve just finished a small project using a Freescale EVB9S12NE64 board, and I can say i`m pretty impressed by the possibilities of such a cheap board. I`m new in the wide field of embedded devices, and I`d like to stay in touch with what I`ve learnt so far, and improve my knowledge, so i d...Choosing a board for personal use

Re: Ulf, what of these new AVRs? :)

larwe - 16:29 14-01-06
Ulf Samuelsson wrote: > I think this is a misunderstanding=B4. > The sample system was not really working before the end of 2004 > and large customers got their samples because the direct sales force foug= ht > to get them. > I think the sample ordering process is now functional I ...Re: Ulf, what of these new AVRs? :)

Trying to program flash with Freescale Micro

11:55 04-05-06
I'm trying to program an xcf32p flash device from Xilinx with a freescale microcontroller. I'd like to program it by connecting the GPIO pins of the micro to the JTAG pins of the flash. I'm a little confused as how to bit bang data through in order to actually program the device. Any help would ...Trying to program flash with Freescale Micro

Re: Alternative to Ubicom IP2022 or IP3023?

Petr Cach - 04:30 14-03-05
You can try Freescale 9S12NE64 (http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/prod_summary.jsp?code=MC9S12NE64&nodeId=0162468636K100). 16-bit chip with integrated 10/100Mbit Eth controller, 64kB flash, 8kB RAM. There is a port of OpenTCP for this chip (http://freescaleotcp.sourceforge.net/pages/hom...Re: Alternative to Ubicom IP2022 or IP3023?

Can eieio PowerPC instruction be used on MPC5566?

jani - 12:48 07-04-08
Hi, We have been using PowerPC eieio(Enforce-In-Order Execution of I/O) assembly language instruction on Freescale MPC500 Family Microcontrollers. Can we use this instruction on Freescale MPC5500 Family Microcontrollers, for example MPC5566? If yes, do we need to modify any registers to make ...Can eieio PowerPC instruction be used on MPC5566?

Re: Ethernet in its most basic form

02:38 05-05-08
Tomás Ó hÉilidhe writes: > So far I'm thinking of going with the MCF5223X. I'll have to find out > if I can get a handy little kit for programming it that will connect > to my PC via USB. There are a couple MCF5223X kits available from Freescale. They cost $100 and $300 if I remember ...Re: Ethernet in its most basic form

Re: MC9S12 : SCI programming

karel - 13:47 04-01-06
"Gary Schnabl" schreef in bericht news:ZM-dnd0ta9yfKCTeRVn-jA@comcast.com... "karel" wrote in message news:43b9a6af$0$6678$ba620e4c@news.skynet.be... > could anyone point me to a source of ideas > on how to use the SCI serial port in mc9s12 parts? > on the freescale site i did f...Re: MC9S12 : SCI programming

Interface Freescale MC9S08Gxx with Atmel DataFlash / Serial Flash ??

ch - 23:36 22-08-06
Hi, I am currently working on a project that requires me to interface an existing platform to an external memory, for additional storage. Below is a block diagram of what I intend to do. [PC serial port] [existing platform board] [Serial Flash] The reason of interfacing with my exis...Interface Freescale MC9S08Gxx with Atmel DataFlash / Serial Flash ??

Re: Embedded PowerPC programming book or tutorial?

Simon Clubley - 13:23 21-11-05
In article , Johannes Eble writes: > > On 18 Nov 2005 05:39:28 -0800, "EventHelix.com" > wrote: > > > For PowerPC specific programming, you are should look for a book about > > low level programming on the PowerPC. > > Yes, it is exactly such a book I am trying to find. It d...Re: Embedded PowerPC programming book or tutorial?

Re: where can I find 6808 monitor source code?

Yvan BOURNE - 02:49 07-10-06
"dick" a écrit dans le message de news: 1160117066.765197.239970@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > where can I find 6808 monitor source code? > Hi, 68HC08 ? If it is, you can find on FREESCALE website a monitor called Dbug08 : http://www.freescale.com/files/soft_dev_tools/software...Re: where can I find 6808 monitor source code?

SPI Bus Specification

rickman - 12:51 05-09-06
I searched this group and could not find much on an actual spec for the SPI bus. I know that this bus is very loose. One of my coworkers refers to it as a non-standard standard. But I will be doing some strange things to a couple of SPI bus interfaces to pass them through a cable using fewer ...SPI Bus Specification

Re: re:ADPCM Coder/Decoder

PeteS - 16:42 01-12-05
openworld wrote: > misty having sex with pokemon and pokemon sex story pokemin mity sects > is pokemon xxx sex, pokemo xxx dex and pokemon sex pic, pokemo dex > pic, pokemon sex toons features. pokemon sx toon pokemon hentai sex > misty, pokemom hrntai dex misti features. > pokemon sex com...Re: re:ADPCM Coder/Decoder

(USA) Free: Freescale DEMO9S08QG8 board (instructor edition), chips

larwe - 20:19 07-04-06
Free to a good home: DEMO9S08QG8 eval board. The packlist says it's an instructor edition, whatever that means. Also a sealed waffle pack of 6 MC908GP32CFBE chips (TQFP package). I never used this board, but I think the kit is complete less a USB cable. There's a serial cable, the board itse...(USA) Free: Freescale DEMO9S08QG8 board (instructor edition), chips

Re: 40+ MIPS low cost MCU

14:25 19-12-07
On 19 d=E9c, 13:16, Antti wrote: > Hi > > I am looking for simple cheap thumb MCU requirements > > 1 40+ MIPS > 2 16 + IO pins > 3 single cycle GPIO port > 4 16+ KB flash (32k if mcu is 32 bit one) > 5 optionally FS USB device > 6 preffered onchip high speed oscillator > > ...Re: 40+ MIPS low cost MCU

Re: What micros do you actually hate to work with?

Yvan BOURNE - 02:01 09-10-06
Hi, And why don't you try FREESCALE controlers ? www.freescale.com 8 bits : 68HC908 / 9S08 16 bits : 9S12 / 912X Yvan -- ********************** YBDesign http://www.ybdesign.fr ********************** "steve" a écrit dans le message de news: 1160352109.941621....Re: What micros do you actually hate to work with?

Re: freescale 9s08gt16 timer

Bill A. - 21:07 30-06-06
"Ralph" wrote in message news:1151635831.625139.191840@75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... > I am new to programming this device and I want to have a timer that > once I start it, lasts 250 ms. Is anyone there familiar with how to > initialize the timer? See AN2494 and it's associated file ...Re: freescale 9s08gt16 timer

IDEs for MCF5270

Graham Yarbrough - 09:41 29-09-04
We are beginning the development of an embedded system based on the Freescale MCF5270 family. Question 1) - Any experience with that processor anyone is willing to share??? Question 2) - We are looking for a suitable IDE, compiler, etc. Freescale obviously suggests Metrowerks. We are also loo...IDEs for MCF5270

Re: Need C/asm header file for mpc8560

Greg Neff - 12:45 03-10-04
On Fri, 1 Oct 2004 10:05:06 -0400, "Zack63" wrote: > Hi, > > Anyone know where I can find a C header file for the mpc8560 register > definitions? > > thanks -Zack63 > Each RTOS comes with header files as needed. There are usually many header files. If you are starting from scrat...Re: Need C/asm header file for mpc8560

MPC555 evaluation board -- axiom pb-0555 or freescale MPC55PB

10:09 21-11-05
Hi, I want to buy a MPC555 evaluation board for my personal learning. One requirement is it should be usable with Linux/Gnu software as development platform. I see two boards at around USD200. Axiom pb-0555 --- google shows lot of people use it Freescale MPC55PB -- google shows less res...MPC555 evaluation board -- axiom pb-0555 or freescale MPC55PB

Re: mc68hc705

Vadim Borshchev - 11:36 30-05-05
On Mon, 30 May 2005 15:03:20 +0000 (UTC), John Scott wrote: > A table of functions for the mc68hc705, including the addressing of a > four > channel ADC; and the source code to obtain these functions. Also the > details of how to embed the finished program in ite eprom. http://ww...Re: mc68hc705

uC/OS-II port for the Freescale MC9S12XEP100

12:29 20-10-07
Hi guys, I'm doing a project for college that involves porting the uC/OS-II rtos to the MC9S12XEP100. First part of the project is to get the RTOS up and running on the chip and then offload some features to the coprocessor (Xgate module). I'm in the research stage at the moment and need a bi...uC/OS-II port for the Freescale MC9S12XEP100

Freescale 9s08gb stack and indexing

Steven Swift - 12:30 30-04-06
Freescale recommends: LDHX #RAMLAST+1 TXS at the start of the reset handler for 9s08gb micros so that stack will use high ram, freeing up zero page for direct addressing. How this messes up simple minded single-byte X-indexed addressing as a command like: LDA junk,X now uses H...Freescale 9s08gb stack and indexing
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