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AN2207 - Using the MPMC8245 Card in Standalone Mode

Description

3.3-V DIP-8 oscillator can Vendors FOX Electronic: H5C-2E3-33.000 (33 MHz) H5C-2E3-66.000 (66 MHz) Ecliptek: EC1300HSTS-33.000M (33 MHz) EC1300HSTS-66.000M (66 MHz) Pletronics: SQ3345V-33.000 MHZ (33 MHz) SQ3345V-66.000 MHZ (66 MHz) The following components are required to convert or operate an MPM

Features

  • are also supplied on the MPMC8241 ‘UnityLC’ module, which is similar enough to the MPMC8245 that it will not be specifically handled in this document (standalone operation is identical for both). These are standard features of most MPMC cards, but the MPC8245 also provides a serial port, reset controller, and oscillator. With these components, an MPMC8245 contains most of the features needed for a standalone embedded system:.
  • M.

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www.DataSheet4U.com Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. AN2207/D Rev. 2, 6/2003 Using the MPMC8245 Card in Standalone Mode Freescale Semiconductor, Inc... Gary Milliorn CPD Applications This application note describes modifications that may be performed to convert the MPMC8245 ‘Unity’ MPMC or MPMC8241 ‘UnityLC’ MPMC cards in a Sandpoint system to a standalone operation. An MPMC card normally resides in a Sandpoint motherboard, but for COP emulator debugging, benchmarking, or other evaluation purposes, the card can be removed and operated without a Sandpoint motherboard by making a few simple changes to the board.
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