68CH916X1 and 68F333

[Darrell Norquay]

To all you Motorola hackers out there...

Motorola has recently announced their new Flash EEPROM chips in the HC16 
and '332 lines.  Some details:

68F333 	- 32 bit Single Chip uController
		- 64K on board Flash EEPROM in 16 and 48K blocks
		- 4K byte SRAM
		- 16 Channel configurable TPU (Time Processing Unit)
		- On chip SCIM (Single Chip Integration Module)
		- 8/10 bit ADC
		- QSM (Queued Serial Module)

68HC916X1 
		- 16 bit Single Chip uController
		- 50K bytes Flash EEPROM, 16K and 32K modules, 2K Block Eraseable
		- 2K SRAM
		- General Purpose Timer
		- SCIM
		- 8/10 bit ADC
		- QSM

Sound like some nifty devices, especially with the onboard Flash.  There is
also a special deal on the development kit for these two processors.  Part 
number is MEVB1632 and it includes:

		- one base platform with either 68F333 or 68HC916 CPU "personality
		  modules", (or BOTH :)
		- two free sample CPU's with kit
		- on-board Flash/MCU programmer 
		- on board support for additional RAM/EPROM
		- integrated assembly/editing/evaluation/programming environment
		- in circuit debugger / Background Debug Mode
		- seven software breakpoint types
		- 2 RS232 comm links
		- logic analyzer pod connectors for all MCU pins
		- prototyping area

and lists for $499 US.  This is REAL CHEEP for what you get, less than half
of list price after offer is over...  Limited time offer until June 28, '96.
Get 'em while they're hot!  Available thru Electro Sonic, Future Electronics,
Arrow/Schweber Electronics, Hamilton Hallmark, or Wyle Laboratories.

Motorola Lit. Dist Center - 1-800-441-2447

Internet: http://freeware.aus.sps.mot.com

MFAX: (data sheets and app notes)
	FAXback -  602-244-6609 (need TT phone)
	RMFAX0 at email.sps.mot.com (email)


regards
dn

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