hello the idea is to implement microcontroller over ethernet... can anyone help me getting some info about available microcontroller in this field ..
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15 years ago
microcontroller over ethernet
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15 years ago
look at rabbit cores.
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15 years ago
This is interesting:
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John
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15 years ago
This site may get your nose pointing in the right direction:
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15 years ago
And here's an implementation of uIP in an end-to-end system.
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This is really a coincidence. I just stumbled across the article last night!
Tom
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15 years ago
Motorola has an HC12 variant with an on-chip 10/100 MAC+PHY, the MC9S12NE64. You can get dev boards from technologicalarts.ca.
Microchip has a SPI-interfaced ethernet MAC+PHY, the ENC28J60, which people often interface to a PIC. You can get dev boards all over, e.g. from Olimex.
There's the venerable CS8900A, originally an ISA-bus ethernet controller, which is easy to interface to a microcontroller.
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15 years ago
Check out the ARM-based ethernet mcus and kits from Luminary Micro. They have a cheap ethernet kit with 2 embedded ethernet applications included at
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The chips are described here
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