Motorola Announces New 68HC08 with Flash

		Motorola MC68HC908GP20 with 19Kbytes of Flash

	Company:	Motorola
	Category:	Microcontroller Cores (new products)
	Date:	04-Nov-1998

	Austin, Texas (microcontroller.com) - Motorola Semiconductor Products Sector (Mot SPS) introduced a new member of their 68HC08 8-bit microcontroller family. The MC68HC908GP20 has 19,968 bytes of on-chip Flash memory, which can be programmed during manufacturing or in-circuit. New feature on the 'GP20 is a feature Motorola calls FLASHwire, which allows in-system programming of the Flash memory array. Features p/n: MC68HC908GP20 68HC08 8-bit CISC Core (CPU08)- Accumulator-based architecture 19Kbytes Flash Memory 512 bytes RAM PLL Computer Operating Properly (Watchdog) Timer Dual 2-channel 16-bit Programmable Timer Interface Module (TIM) System Integration Module (SIM) 33 bi-directional I/O Pins with 10mA sink capability and programmable pullups 8-channel 8-bit A/D Auto Wake-up Out of Stop capability SCI SPI 2.7V to 5.5V Operation @ -40 to +85°C 40-pin DIP and 44-pin PQFP Packages Pricing and Availability The 'GP20 will be sampling first December 1998, with production quantites available the first half of 1999. Suggested list price is $4.50 @ 50Ku For more information, contact Motorola. Code Compatibility The 68HC905GP20 is code compatible with other members of the Motorola 68HC08 family, and is upward code compatible with Motorola's 68HC05 8-bit microcontroller family. Development Tools Motorola's microcontroller families have excellent development tool support, with an extensive vendor list of In-circuit emulators and compilers. The 'GP20 is further supported by the M68ICS08GP20 development tool kit. This kit, available from Motorola for $295, contains an editing environment, assembler, realtime debugger, and emulation capabilities for 'GP20 evalution and development. About Motorola Motorola is a global leader in advanced electronic systems and services. It creates software-driven products that provide integrated customer solutions and Internet access via wireless and satellite communications, as well as computing, networking, and automotive electronics. Motorola also liberates the power of technology by providing essential digital building blocks in the form of embedded semiconductors, controls and systems. Sales in 1997 were $29.8 billion
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