Russell McMahon wrote:

>Seem highly capable & value for $
>64 KBytes Flash, 4K linear (hooray!) RAM, free ANSI C,
>
>$US49 development system includes ANSI C, C source level debugger. Unlimited
>breakpoints with on chip 1 wire interface.
>
>        http://www.zilog.com/z8encore/
>
>        Documentation    http://www.zilog.com/z8encore/encoredocs.asp
>
>Australia / NZ Polykom
>
>        https://www.polykom.com/index.cfm        oz  $AU92 for kit
>
>            $AU18.94 1-?10    $AU14.56/30        $AU12.38/100
>
>64KByte Flash, 4K RAM, 2 x 9 bit UARTS with IRDA, 12 x 10 bit A2D, SPI I2C,
>DMA, 4 x 16 bit timers * each with  PWM - around $US5 in 5K volume.
>
>Shame its made by Zilog :-(
>
>
>
>* - the ghost of the Z80 is very evident here.
>
>
>
>Device Memory Core Speed (MHz) I/O Lines Interrupts 16-Bit timers PWMs
>10-Bit A/D Channels DMA Controller UARTs Operating
>Voltage  Pin Count
>
>Flash
>(Bytes) RAM
>(Bytes)
>part / Flash / RAM / MHz / IO / IRQ / Timers / PWM / 10b A2D / DMA / UARTs /
>Vdd / Pins, pins/
>Z8F6401 64K 4K 20 31 23 3 3 8 yes 2 3.0V to 3.6V 40,44
>Z8F6402 64K 4K 20 46 24 4 4 12 yes 2 3.0V to 3.6V 64,68
>Z8F6403 64K 4K 20 60 24 4 4 12 yes 2 3.0V to 3.6V 80
>Z8F4801 48K 4K 20 31 23 3 3 8 yes 2 3.0V to 3.6V 40,44
>Z8F4802 48K 4K 20 46 24 4 4 12 yes 2 3.0V to 3.6V 64,68
>Z8F4803 48K 4K 20 60 24 4 4 12 yes 2 3.0V to 3.6V 80
>Z8F3201 32K 2K 20 31 23 3 3 8 yes 2 3.0V to 3.6V 40,44
>Z8F3202 32K 2K 20 46 24 4 4 12 yes 2 3.0V to 3.6V 64,68
>Z8F2401 24K 2K 20 31 23 3 3 8 yes 2 3.0V to 3.6V 40,44
>Z8F2402 24K 2K 20 46 24 4 4 12 yes 2 3.0V to 3.6V 64,68
>Z8F1601 16K 2K 20 31 23 3 3 8 yes 2 3.0V to 3.6V 40,44
>Z8F1602 16K 2K 20 46 24 4 4 12 yes 2 3.0V to 3.6V 64,68
>4KB and 8KB devices and kit will be available to sample 6/2/03.
>
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Problems with Zilog, Russ?
I bought the eval board from Digikey a couple of weeks ago and have
been playing with it a little. The C compiler seems nice along with the
assembler and emulator. Zilog brought out a debug pin so that you can
examine the entire state of the processor, memory, etc.

Jim

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