The venerable 8-bit microcontroller just keeps chugging along. Despite the performance advantages of its 16- and 32-bit siblings, 8-bit micros still accounted for a substantial percentage of the ...

Pipelined High Performance Microcontroller The DP8051 is an ultra high performance, speed optimized soft core, of a single-chip 8-bit embedded controller, intended to operate with fast (typically ...

6811F - DF6811F - 8-bit FAST Microcontroller The DF6811F is a advanced 8-bit MCU IP Core with highly sophisticated, on chip peripheral capabilities. DF6811F soft core is binary-compatible with th ...

By the 1980s the world belonged to 8-bit and 16-bit microprocessors and microcontrollers, so other than surviving unseen for a few years as cores for TI’s calculator chips, the TMS1000 series ...

San Jose, Calif. — Engineered for portable designs, the Mega 169 8-bit flash microcontroller draws 300-μA current when operating with a 1 μs instruction time. This microcontroller can deliver up to 4 ...

Leading microcontroller and touch solutions provider Atmel CorporationATML recently announced the launch of its new ATtinyArray02/Array04 microcontroller unit (MCU) -- the highest performing, low ...

Every year there is a stampede in the popular industry press to predict that this will be the year that 8-bit microcontroller sales will finally stop growing. Recently, the wide availability of ...

New Microcontroller Market Research Highlights Recovery Path for Businesses from COVID-19 based on Product - 32-bit Microcontrollers, 8-bit Microcontrollers, and 16-bit Microcontrollers | Technavio ...

The 8-bit microcontroller celebrated its 44th birthday this year, but even though its making its way into many new applications, some very common myths surround the elder statesman of the embedded ...

The humble 8-bit microcontroller has a long and prosperous life ahead of it, says Ross Bannatyne of Silicon Labs If you looked up 8-bit microcontroller in a dictionary in 1995, you would find verbiage ...

When students at Cornell University wanted to play Human Tetris (and ace a final project to boot), they taught a 20Mhz, 8-bit microcontroller how to follow their moves.