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Tested but unused new microcontroller. Manufactured by Mitsubishi Electric. It has a serial port for connection to a PC, 256Kb of ROM and 20Kb of RAM. The following website has a mountain of information, including software downloads which allow your computer to communicate with the device. It's kind of like an online manual but with EVERYTHING in it, FAQs, downloads, instructions, information, the lot. http://www.glyn.de/content.asp?font_flg=0&lid=2&did0=253&did1=254&did2=1017&did3=1030&cid=2390&wpid=1494&mdig=&ptid=0&pid=0&sid=000000247A5451585E574B62575A4652 It has absolutely everything you need to know there about this extremely useful and versatile processor. Used in many industrial applications such as cameras, TVs and audio equipment. Could easily be used to control a home made robot as they are used in factories to control industrial robots. All you need to do is visit the above website, download the program to 'talk' to it, plug it in to your computer (you'll need a serial cable) and transfer your code to the microcontroller. It can take over 200 lines of code (I think, its over 180 lines anyway) and I'd imagine will be pretty easy to use, just like any other microcontroller. This is a very fast microcontroller with very efficient code execution, ideal for high end applications where fast response time, reliability and accuracy are required. Power supply is one 9V battery, so can be used as a standalone device (robot controller, hand held device?), basically the only limit is your own imagination. It is the M16C 62A model about which there is a wealth of information at the address below, it belongs to the M16C/60 (sometimes shown as M16C/6N) family: http://eu.renesas.com/fmwk.jsp?cnt=m16c_family_landing.jsp&fp=/products/mpumcu/m16c_family/ (We do not proofread any ads submitted by members) |
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