MCU-based platform hosts Ethernet development
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Helping Hand Software product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team
Jun 22, 2005
A new hardware platform provides an ideal development environment for embedded Ethernet-enabled systems.
Helping Hand Software, a UK based developer of a TCP/IP protocol stacks for 8bit microcontrollers, has released a hardware platform for hosting embedded Ethernet-enabled systems.
Combining an 8051-type microcontroller with a 10Base-T Ethernet controller, it has sufficient memory resources to host a TCP/IP stack and an application.
The platform has onboard magnetics for the Ethernet port, plus an RS232 port and an 8bit digital I/O port, thus providing a complete hardware solution for development or small volume projects.
The hardware is proven and tested, from deployment in Helping Hand Software's own embedded web server.
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