Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Programmable watchdog",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Processor companion brings more to the party from
Ramtron International, which we summarised at the time by saying "Companion devices with up to 256Kbit of ferroelectric RAM include a more efficient trickle charger and a real-time clock that requires only a standard 12.5pF external watch
crystal".
Several months prior to that,
we featured the news release Companion devices offer CPU applications support from
Ramtron International: "FRAM-enhanced processor companions support commonly needed system functions in processor-based systems such as meters and automotive telematics applications".
In April 2007, we covered the news from Winsystems
concerning its PPM-GX
- take a look at AMD-powered SBC keeps its cool without a fan
which says: "The PPM-GX is a PC/104-Plus compatible single board computer based on the low-power high-integration AMD GX500 processor".
Take a look also at the news release from Adlink Technology, Appliance secures Internet access,
as well as Fanless products boost embedded reliability from Acrosser,
and ETX module promises speedy route to market from Commell.
See also:
PC/104 CPU takes data acquisition onboard
(September 2005)
A new PC/104 board integrates a Pentium-II class CPU running at 200MHz, 128Mbyte memory, Ethernet and a professional-quality analogue and digital I/O circuit with autocalibration
Cool-running micro-PC majors on multimedia
(May 2005)
The EES-3611 provides a low-cost and cool solution with premium features including enhanced multimedia performance and powerful processing capabilities
Microcontroller takes more onboard
(October 2004)
Toshiba's latest 8bit MCU is ideal for portable and other space-limited applications that demand minimum component count, flexible configuration and high-performance, low-power operation
MCU speeds IR controller development
(August 2004)
Zilog has unveiled a migration path to high volume microcontroller production with the roll-out of the Crimzon ZLR16300, a low cost supporting ROM-based member of the Crimzon MCU family of IR MCUs
High-speed FRAM to feature in Munich
(August 2004)
Making its European debut at Electronica 2004 (Hall A5, Booth 321) will be Ramtron's new FM25L256 high speed serial ferroelectric random access memory (FRAM) device
Flash MCUs cut power to nanowatt levels
(December 2003)
Microchip's new PIC16F737/747/767/777 microcontrollers offer up to 8Kword of reprogrammable Flash program memory and 368byte of RAM
Flash micro takes on a wide range of tasks
(November 2003)
Toshiba's latest 8bit microcontroller is a highly integrated 42-pin SDIP device that combines 16Kbyte of Flash memory with a comprehensive set of onboard general-purpose peripherals
Companions mop up system functions with FRAM
(October 2003)
A novel FRAM-based processor companion family features highly integrated support and peripheral functions for processor-based systems
MCU cuts down on external components
(September 2003)
A new high-performance, general-purpose 8bit microcontroller minimises the need for external memory components by offering 16Kbyte of on-chip NAND-type Flash memory
Kit speeds Flash MCU development
(August 2003)
A low-cost starter kit provides all the hardware and software required for rapid development and debugging of embedded systems based on toshiba's latest 8bit Flash microcontroller
Tiny MCU has powerful instruction set
(May 2003)
The latest member of Atmel's 8bit AVR RISC microcontroller is the ATtiny11/12 range, combining an 8bit MCU with 1Kbyte of Flash memory in a very compact 8-pin package
Blade tackles telecomms and enterprise equipment
(May 2003)
The EPC-3412 is a single slot general purpose CPU blade ideal for use in PICMG 2.16 compatible systems
Flash MCU cuts out external memory
(February 2003)
Toshiba reckons its latest high-speed low-voltage 8bit MCU has enough onboard Flash memory to eliminate external memory in battery-powered applications such as personal audio equipment
Budget price tag for Pentium 4 SBC
(September 2002)
The WSB-7651 Pentium 4 SBC is available now from stock at BVM
Microcontroller saves on wasted cycles
(August 2002)
A novel 8051-compatible MCU features a redesigned processor core that eliminates wasted clock and memory cycles, and so executes 8051 instructions significantly faster at any given crystal speed
Single-board computer resists obsolescence
(July 2002)
The modular design of Inova's ICP-PIII-6U single-board computer provides an 'all in one' automation engine with close to a future-proof design for the OEM
CompactPCI engine features rich flexible I/O
(July 2002)
The P4 Samurai incorporates the communications capabilities, high-performance graphics and rich I/O facilities that are increasingly called for in leading-edge automation applications
Computing power and network throughput on one SBC
(May 2002)
The NuPRO-840 is a Pentium 4 full-sized CPU card with Gigabit Ethernet from Adlink Technology
cPCI Pentium board integrates more functions
(March 2002)
The integration density of CompactPCI boards has been increased by a single-height CPU board that features two Fast Ethernet channels, a host of standard PC interfaces and up to 512Mbyte SDRAM
Nonvolatile memory takes clock and more onboard
(January 2002)
The FM3808, the first in a new line of problem-solver memories from Solid State Supplies, is a combination of a 256Kbit nonvolatile FRAM with a real-time clock and system-supervisor functions
Easy-to-drive industrial I/O for CompactPCI
(December 2001)
To reduce the complexity associated with software drivers was the primary objective behind the design of the CP671 rugged CompactPCI board from PEP Modular Computers
Pentium III CPU boosts CompactPCI systems
(November 2001)
With the new compact CP603 board, PEP Modular Computers reckons it's setting a new milestone in the performance of CompactPCI CPUs
CPU board supports dual 1GHz Pentium processors
(May 2001)
Based on the Via VT82C694X/VT82C686B chipset, the Rocky 3742EVFG CPU board from Wordsworth Technology supports dual Intel Socket 370 Celeron processors through to a 1GHz Pentium III processor
Board targets cost-sensitive embedded applications
(April 2001)
Only the size of a 3.5in disk, the Wafer-6820 embedded board from Wordsworth provides a variety of features that include 10/100Mbit/s Ethernet, LCD/CRT VGA, as well as audio
PICMG CPU board delivers 1GHz performance
(March 2001)
Based on the Intel 810E chipset, the Rocky3782 full-size PICMG CPU board supports an Intel Socket 370 Celeron through to a 1GHz Pentium III processor