Budget emulation for advanced 16bit MCUs

Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Aug 15, 2001

Sequoia is bolstering its support for designing advanced 16bit Mitsubishi MCUs, with the introduction of the M30620T-CPE emulator to be used with M16C/62A type microcontrollers.

Sequoia is bolstering its support for designing advanced 16bit Mitsubishi MCUs, with the introduction of the M30620T-CPE emulator to be used with M16C/62A type microcontrollers.

The low-cost solution provides real-time tracing and debugging in single-chip mode; it readily connects to target systems via an LCC probe on the reverse of the emulator board.

This compact emulator comes with a complete set of development tools including an integrated development environment, trial C compiler, assembler and debugger.

The easy-to-set-up kit enables instant programming and debugging from the outset.

As well as the emulator, the overall kit comprises a ready-mounted M16C microcontroller, serial interface and power cables, plus user manuals, PD30M emulator debugger and a limited NC30M C compiler.

Software runs on any of Windows 2000, 98, 95 and NT4.0 platforms.