DEMO9S08FL16

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The DEMO9S08FL16 from Freescale Semiconductor Inc. is an evaluation board with a microcontroller based on an 8-bit CPU, ideal for applications requiring precise analog and digital signal capabilities, as well as excellent real-time performance. This board is available as a standalone unit, and also as an integrated system for various tasks, such as real-time monitoring of temperatures, pressure, and flows, or the delivery of medical data.

The DEMO9S08FL16 board is based on a powerful 8-bit Freescale Semiconductor microcontroller (MCU), the 32-bit S08FL16. The CPU core operates at a maximum frequency of 40 MHz, using a 32-bit Flash program memory with a 4K SRAM and a 32-bit EEPROM. The board has built-in four analog-to-digital (A/D) converters, which perform both the conversion of analog signals to digital data and the acquisition of the digital data for digitization. There is also a 14-bit single-cycle A/D converter that supports the conversion of sampel of up to 800 kS/s. The analog signals can be further converted and amplified within the board by the 4/8/12-bit digital-to-analog (D/A) converters, which perform the conversion of digital data to analog data in a single cycle and provide a resolution of up to 2048 levels.

The board also has two synchronous serial ports which can be used for serial communication between the MCU and other devices. The ports support 8-bit and 16-bit data transfer and can be configured for both synchronous and asynchronous operation. Other peripherals built into the board include an external-interrupt controller, a watchdog timer, and a 4-channel timer system. Additionally, the board is equipped with two PWM outputs and an analog comparator, which can be used to detect input and output signals.

The DEMO9S08FL16 board is designed to support various MCU functions. This includes interrupt handling, flash programming, serial communication, program debugging, and real-time debugging. The board also incorporates the Freescale On-Chip Debug Mode, which allows developers to debug the processor and optimize their applications for full power. In addition, the board is also capable of operating in Stand-Alone Mode, which allows the processor to operate without the need for a debugger.

The DEMO9S08FL16 is suitable for a wide range of embedded applications, and is particularly well suited for applications requiring precise analog and digital signal capabilities. Its real-time and debugging capabilities make the board ideal for use in medical, industrial, and automotive applications, as well as for the medical device industry.

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