On Wed, 2 Oct 1996, Ron Madurski wrote:
> :
> : For our FSAE car, I'm leaning towards a similar thing - an 80186
> :evaluation board. But it's still nowhere near a pc (4"x4", no 12V reqs).
>
> I've got a 386 MB at the house that is about that size. I pulled it out
> to do an upgrade on a machine. I'm not entirely certain but I think it
> is a Packard Bell MB.
The nice thing about the EVB is that it has Sram, flash onboard. The
80816EM (AMD), build in a PWM time, an interrupt controll, address
decoders, digital IO, and serial ports. Thinking about just stringing it
to a couple of NatSemi's uP compatible A/D converters... and going from
there. The biggest problem is that I want to be able to use a standard
compiler (say Watcom C) for the thing. Anyone care to lend a hand with
how to get an Exe into a chip (and have it run ;)?
Thor Johnson
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