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troller, but in comparison to its ancestor, DCD’s IP Core has a very low gate count architecture, giving 6 650 ASIC gates for the complete system with peripherals and the DoCD on-chip debugger. The Dhrystone 2.1 benchmark program runs 8.1 times faster than the original 80C51 at the same frequency. The performance results are claimed as more than twice those of the nearest competitive designs. The DT8051 includes a 2-wire DoCD on-chip debugger (TTAG), up to eight external interrupt sources, an advanced Power Management Unit, Timers 0&1, I/O bit addressable Ports, full duplex UART and interface for external SFR. Furthermore, DCD’s IP Core has a built-in support for the 2-wire TTAG interface - DCD Hardware Debug System: this version of the debug- ger is dedicated for applications, where a number of external pins is limited. The DT8051 is delivered with fully automated test bench and complete set of tests, allowing easy package validation, at each stage of SoC design flow. —by Graham Prophet DCD, www.dcd.pl/ipcore/33/dt8051/ Deep memory mixed-signal modular scopes A new range of mixed-signal oscilloscopes (MSOs) from Pico Technology combines the deep memory and high performance of the PicoScope 3000 Series with a 16-channel logic analyser. With a built-in function generator and arbitrary waveform generator also included, these oscilloscopes offer a multifunction test unit in a compact, USBpowered device. The new MSOs have two analogue channels with bandwidths from 60 MHz to 200 MHz, a maximum singlechannel sampling rate of 500 Msamples/ sec, and 100 MHz digital inputs. Buffer memory sizes range from 8 Msamples to 128 Msamples. You can use the deep memory with the serial decoding feature, capturing data using any of the two analogue and 16 digital inputs, giving you up to 18 channels. All of these The PicoScope MSO takes the form of a USB-powered module and displays on any PC. testing of mixed-logic designs. The PicoScope software includes all standard oscilloscope and spectrum analyser functions, as well as mask limit testing, segmented memory, advanced triggers and the serial decoding. Other builtin features include persistence displays with fast update rates, math channels, automatic measurements with statistics, and programmable alarms. Updates to the software are free of charge. can be decoded concurrently, even with a mixture of serial protocols. Serial data in I2C, UART/RS232, SPI, CAN bus, LIN and FlexRay formats can be decoded and displayed in binary, decimal or hexadecimal formats. The 16 logic inputs are organised in two banks, each of which has its own adjustable logic threshold to allow “Software includeS all Standard oScilloScope and Spectrum analySer functionS ” Trigger types include pulse width, interval, window, window pulse width, level dropout, window dropout, runt pulse, variable hysteresis, and logic. All triggering is digital, ensuring lower jitter, greater accuracy and higher voltage resolution than with analogue triggering. A free Software Development Kit (SDK) allows you to control the new scopes from your own programs. It includes example code in C, C++, Excel and LabVIEW, and can be used with any language that supports C calling conventions. The PicoScope software and SDK are compatible with Microsoft Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8. PicoScope 3000 Series MSOs are available from €785 for the 60 MHz PicoScope 3404 MSO to €1270 for the 200 MHz PicoScope 3406 MSO, including analogue probes, logic cables and a 5-year warranty. —by Graham Prophet Technology, Pico The mixed-signal display is in standard scope form, with analogue and logic traces. www.picotech.com www.edn-europe.com december 2012 | EDN EUROPE 13 http://www.dcd.pl/ipcore/33/dt8051/ http://www.picotech.com http://www.edn-europe.com

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of EDNE December 2012

Cover
Contents
Texas Instruments Europe
Microchip
Digi-Key
Masthead
EDN comment
Pulse
Digi-Key
Baker’s Best
Embedded World 2013
Test & Measurement World
Rohde & Schwarz
Digi-Key
Squeezing the most from battery cells with a switched-mode pump
Signal integrity
Processor architectures : one to rule them all ?
Digi-Key
Mechatronics in Design
Advances in wireless speaker performance and technology
Design Ideas
Teardown; the ultimate Consumer Product ?
Product roundup
Tales from the Cube

EDNE December 2012

EDNE December 2012 - Cover (Page 1)
EDNE December 2012 - Contents (Page 2)
EDNE December 2012 - Texas Instruments Europe (Page 3)
EDNE December 2012 - Microchip (Page 4)
EDNE December 2012 - Digi-Key (Page 5)
EDNE December 2012 - Masthead (Page 6)
EDNE December 2012 - EDN comment (Page 7)
EDNE December 2012 - Pulse (Page 8)
EDNE December 2012 - Pulse (Page 9)
EDNE December 2012 - Pulse (Page 10)
EDNE December 2012 - Digi-Key (Page 11)
EDNE December 2012 - Digi-Key (Page 12)
EDNE December 2012 - Digi-Key (Page 13)
EDNE December 2012 - Baker’s Best (Page 14)
EDNE December 2012 - Embedded World 2013 (Page 15)
EDNE December 2012 - Test & Measurement World (Page 16)
EDNE December 2012 - Rohde & Schwarz (Page 17)
EDNE December 2012 - Rohde & Schwarz (Page 18)
EDNE December 2012 - Digi-Key (Page 19)
EDNE December 2012 - Digi-Key (Page 20)
EDNE December 2012 - Squeezing the most from battery cells with a switched-mode pump (Page 21)
EDNE December 2012 - Squeezing the most from battery cells with a switched-mode pump (Page 22)
EDNE December 2012 - Squeezing the most from battery cells with a switched-mode pump (Page 23)
EDNE December 2012 - Squeezing the most from battery cells with a switched-mode pump (Page 24)
EDNE December 2012 - Signal integrity (Page 25)
EDNE December 2012 - Processor architectures : one to rule them all ? (Page 26)
EDNE December 2012 - Processor architectures : one to rule them all ? (Page 27)
EDNE December 2012 - Processor architectures : one to rule them all ? (Page 28)
EDNE December 2012 - Digi-Key (Page 29)
EDNE December 2012 - Digi-Key (Page 30)
EDNE December 2012 - Digi-Key (Page 31)
EDNE December 2012 - Digi-Key (Page 32)
EDNE December 2012 - Mechatronics in Design (Page 33)
EDNE December 2012 - Advances in wireless speaker performance and technology (Page 34)
EDNE December 2012 - Advances in wireless speaker performance and technology (Page 35)
EDNE December 2012 - Advances in wireless speaker performance and technology (Page 36)
EDNE December 2012 - Design Ideas (Page 37)
EDNE December 2012 - Design Ideas (Page 38)
EDNE December 2012 - Design Ideas (Page 39)
EDNE December 2012 - Design Ideas (Page 40)
EDNE December 2012 - Teardown; the ultimate Consumer Product ? (Page 41)
EDNE December 2012 - Product roundup (Page 42)
EDNE December 2012 - Product roundup (Page 43)
EDNE December 2012 - Tales from the Cube (Page 44)
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