Training course is based on 68HC12 MCU

Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Dec 25, 2003

AMS Courseware has developed a new suite of courseware built around Motorola 68HC12 microcontroller.

AMS Courseware has developed a new suite of courseware built around Motorola 68HC12 microcontroller.

EZ-Micro-12 Tutor Trainer is one of the first and only complete microprocessor, microcontroller design courses available to community colleges, vocational colleges and universities.

This course is a complete and affordable way to integrate into any engineering curriculum or it can be used for in-house training.

The tutor trainer package comprises of: a main board; Windows 95/98, Me, NT, 2000, XP compatible manager software; a built-in editor; a built-in assembler; an optional C compiler; a 400+ page student workbook; an instructor manual that includes answers to all exercises; an expansion connector for wire-wrap and other project boards; and hundreds of hardware and software exercises.

The EZ-Micro-12 Tutor is shipping now.

Suggested List Price is $325 each.

Schools ordering in quantities to set up student labs can purchase at discounted price.

According to Terry Harte, Chief Engineer: "This 16bit microcontroller tutor demonstrates AMS Courseware's commitment to teaching/learning community.

The main board has a wire wrap area for adding new labs to tailor them for individual course requirements.

Additionally, the expansion connectors allow for converting this into automation control computer.

These flexibilities give the students real-world application exposure".