From the pages of OEM Technology Magazine
New Systronix Development Tools
Suport Dallas' 80C390 Microcontroller
. . . . EAST SALT LAKE CITY, UT - Like all of Dallas Semiconductors’ High-Speed Micros, the DS80C390 delivers up to three times the processing capability per clock cycle as compared to a standard 8051. At a maximum crystal speed of 40 MHz, the DS80C390 has an apparent execution speed of 120 MHz, for a gain of ten times the performance of the original 8051 architecture. An internal frequency multiplier provides full speed 40 MHz operation with a 10 MHz crystal frequency. A math accelerator with 40-bit accumulator performs high-speed 32- and 16-bit multiply, divide, shift, normalization, and accumulation functions in dedicated hardware.
. . . Aside from standard 8051 resources the DS80C390 integrates an additional 8-bit I/O port, a second serial port, seven additional interrupts, programmable watchdog timer, brownout monitor/interrupt, powerfail reset, and a programmable IrDA clock. In addition, 4 kilobytes of on-chip SRAM can be flexibly configured in various combinations of memory functions.
. . . RAD51/390 is a Windows 95/98/NT assembly code development environment, and the first firmware tool to support the 24-bit flat memory mode of the 80C390. RAD51/390 accepts standard 8051 instructions such as LCALL and generates new extended-address operands, in a standard Intel HEX file.
. . . Key Features include: 6-24 VDC power input with high efficiency, low noise switching power supply - all processor ports brought out to clearly labelled headers - prototype area for DIP, SIP, ZIP, and wide and narrow SMT SOIC packages - industry standard SBX connector for easy I/O expansion - two pushbuttons and test LEDs - standard euroboard 100x160 mm size fits hundreds of enclosures - optional keypads and LCDs can plug into SBX mezzanine boards.
. . . Price of the mCAN2 microcontroller development board is $350. RAD51/390 software is also $390, or $290 when purchased together with the mCAN2. Secure on-line ordering and technical data are available at www.systronix.com
. . . Systronix has been creating embedded control hardware, software, and firmware for over a decade, specializing in Dallas Semiconductor 8051 development systems. Their products are in use around the world in diverse fields such as DNA replicators, vending machines, communications equipment, and industrial controls. SYSTRONIX, INC: 555 South 300 ~ East Salt Lake City, UT 84111. (801)534-1017, Fax: (801)534-1019 Website: www.systronix.com, E-mail: bboyes@systronix.com
SYSTRONIX, INC.
555 South 300 ~ East Salt Lake City, UT 84111
(801)534-1017, Fax: (801)534-1019
E-mail: bboyes@systronix.com
Website: www.systronix.com