[req] Need suggestions for a micro

Sean · 2004-07-20T16:25:09+00:00

I have a client who is currently using a NEC V-25 at 16 MHz.This micro is no longer adequate for several reasons:(a) it's no longer manufactured, and (b) his expanded application requirements need more computing power.Can anyone suggest a replacement. Here's what we need:* At least 20 address lines* Can't be "PC-based", including PC-104. (ie it can't resemblean x86 any closer than the V-25.)* 16-bit preferred* at least 33 MHz or better (66 MHz preferred)* reasonably priced and well supported development tools.(perhaps like AVRGCC for Atmel from Any help appreciatedSean

Jul 20, 2004 23 Replies

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Grant Edwards 21 years ago

He specifically stated that the microprocessor can't resemble an x86. I think a 186 fails to meet that requirement.

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Wing Fong Wong 21 years ago

I'd go for arm based processors. I personally like using the Pillips LPC210x series. Stacks of resources out there for this chip.

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Dave Hansen 21 years ago

WinCE runs on a lot of platforms, including ARM, MIPS, SH, and, of course, x86.

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Neil Kurzman 21 years ago

He said "it can't resemble an x86 any closer than the V-25"

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