G=F6khan SEVER wrote:
> *8-bit device has up to 2 Kbytes of flash and 10-MHz internal bus speed*
>
> Using a new RS08 core, the MC9RS08KA 8-bit microcontroller is one of the
> lowest-priced processors available and features 1 or 2 Kbytes of flash and
> 63 bytes of RAM in a tiny 3 mm2 6-pin package. The controller runs up to =
10
> MHz at 1.8 V and has an integrated =B12% clock source.
>
> Features include an 8-bit modulo timer with prescaler, a comparator with
> full rail-to-rail supply operation that can run in stop mode, a real-time
> interrupt trigger with 3-bit prescaler, and a three- or five-channel
> keyboard interrupt. Other features include low-voltage detect with reset,
> stop, or wakeup, as well as a background debugging system.
>
> The 6-pin DFN- or 8-pin NB-SOIC-packaged IC operates from a 1.8 to
> 5.5-Vsupply. CodeWarrior design tools and a demo board are available.
> ($0.43 to
> $0.61 ea/1,000=97available now.)
> *Freescale Semiconductor*
> *Austin, TX*
> *Technical Help Line  800-521-6274*
> *http://www.freescale.com
>
> Source:*
> http://www.electronicproducts.com/ShowPage.asp?SECTION=3D3700&PRIMID=3D&F=
ileName=3Dxhljh03.aug2006.html
> **
>   =

Austin, TX?

That sure looks like Motorola, to me...

No, thanks.

--Bob
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