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An Impulse Corporation product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jul 25, 2000

Impulse Corporation announces the availability of the Rabbit 2000 Core Module which provides the essential interface for the Rabbit 2000 Microprocessor and customer's application-specific hardware

Impulse Corporation announces the availability of the Rabbit 2000 Core Module (RCM) which provides the essential interface for the Rabbit 2000 Microprocessor and customer's application-specific hardware.

The Rabbit 2000 Core Module is now available stand-alone or as part of a comprehensive development kit to immediately facilitate development.

Measuring just 1.90" x 2.30", the RCM is compact while still encompassing the components needed to launch any custom design.

These components include: * 40 general purpose I/Os.

* SRAM and Flash.

* Memory I/O interface - 13 address lines, 8 data lines, I/O Read/Write.

* Backup battery interface.

* Master-slave control pins.

* Five 8-bit and two 10-bit timers.

* Four CMOS compatible serial ports.

* Rabbit 2000 microprocessor.

Fast number crunching provided by a 25.8Mhz clock along with flash and SRAM provide a development-ready memory interface.

The Rabbit 2000 Core Module is ready for immediate software development.

User programs are developed using software partner Z-World's Dynamic C, a C-language environment which includes an editor, compiler and a debugger.

Programs can be compiled and executed using the Dynamic C software and a programming cable.

No in-circuit emulator is required.

The Rabbit 2000 Core Module is ideal for reducing production costs, prototyping a new design, and reducing time-to-market.

In addition to the development kit, there are three versions of the Rabbit 2000 Core Module currently available - a base core module with 25.8 MHz clock and 512K SRAM, a core module with 25.8 MHz clock and 128K SRAM, and a core module with 18.432 MHz clock and 128K SRAM.

The Rabbit 2000 Core Module Development Kit provides a simple, inexpensive way to begin hardware and software development using the Rabbit 2000 Core Modules and includes a Rabbit 2000 Core Module (RCM2020), getting started quick-reference guide, prototyping board, programming cable, documentation including user manual and schematics on CD ROM, and a complete Dynamic C software development system (not a trial version).

The core module and prototyping board allows immediate development and compilation.

A host PC downloads executable code into flash memory or battery backed RAM.

Pricing for the development kit is just ?120.

Core Module pricing starts at just ?28.

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