Eval Kit for the smallest packaged Arm processors

18th May 2006

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DT Electronics has available Oki's Advantage Microcontroller Evaluation (AME) Kit which enables embedded system developers to rapidly evaluate and write software for the company's ML67Q4050/4060 series of 32-bit ARM7TDMI-based microcontrollers.

The AME processor board to provides everything needed for MCU operation with easy access to all I/O and peripherals of the device. The AME-51 board supports the ML67Q4051, 4050, 4061, and 4060 devices, and it is the central component in the evaluation kit. The kit includes a USB JTAG

ICE and a 32KB code-limited IAR KickStart tool chain.

Each ML67Q4050/Q4060 series processor contains a 33.33MHz, 32-bit ARM7TDMITM core with either 64KBytes or 128KBytes of 32-bit wide zero-wait state FLASH memory and 16KBytes of SRAM. The devices contain multiple serial interfaces, including I2C, I2S, SPI, and UARTs. They also offer several other peripheral functions including on-chip clocks, timers, power management functions and

A/D converters.

Optional Advantage Design Accelerators (ADA) use the AME kit¹s modular concept and connect to the headers on the AME board to provide additional hardware and software targeted at specific applications and technologies.

Accelerator boards will work with all of Oki's AME kits, including those based on ARM7 and ARM9 devices. The IAR Embedded Workbench IDE with its C/C++ compiler and C-SPY debugger is

a complete and easy-to-use set of development tools. J-Link is a compact USB-to-JTAG target system interface that connects the AME-51 via USB to the Windows based host PC. J-Link integrates seamlessly into the IAR Embedded Workbench for ARM and is fully plug-and-play compatible. J-Link also

supplies power to the AME-51 board.