Freescale Semiconductor, Inc.
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2100 East Elliot Road
Tempe, AZ 85284
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Products for Freescale Semiconductor, Inc.:
Recent Articles for Freescale Semiconductor, Inc.:
Ref design suits multi-standard small-cell base stations
The comprehensive baseband-to-antenna reference design combines the QorIQ Qonverge BSC9131 base station SoC with the company’s RF radio boards, . . .
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Automotive MCU ups performance, safety
The Qorivva MPC5746M 32-bit microcontroller addresses demand for improved performance with an optimal level of safety and security using . . .
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SOCs have Cortex-A5, M4 processor cores
The VF7xx and VF6xx family of heterogeneous dual core SoCs have Cortex-A5 and Cortex-M4 processors. The ICs are intended . . .
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64-bit QorIQ MCUs handle 24 threads
The 64-bit QorIQ Advanced Multiprocessing (AMP) series T4240 and T4160 embedded processors feature 12 and 8 cores with dual . . .
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Sensing platform combines capacitive,resistive touch
The Xtrinsic touch sensing platform is offered as the first solution that combines gesture recognition on resistive screen technology . . .
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Videos for Freescale Semiconductor, Inc.:
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Freescale’s MC56F84xxx digital signal-processing MCUs
Freescale’s John Weil, Segment Marketing Manager, tells us about the MC56F844xx/45xx/47xx digital signal-processing microcontrollers.
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The MC56F84xxx MCUs have a PWM with 312-ps resolution for accurate control-loop adjustment, dual 12-bit 3.3-Ms/s A/D converters for reduced measurement jitter, and a 16-channel 16-bit SAR A/D for sensors inputs. They also features fast shutdown response for safety considerations and 10 year longevity.
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New Freescale CEO addresses press
The Embedded Processor Company
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Rich Beyer, Freescales CEO and chairman of the board, addresses the press. Lead video of the Freescale Technology Forum.
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32-bit Processor at Freescale Technology Forum
Mr. Jurgen Frank Sr. Systems Engineer with Freescale in Munich discusses the MPC5646C Microcontroller. The MCU targets automotive real-time systems.
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The MPC5646C is a dual-core Power Architecture processor with up to 3 Mbytes of flash, six CAN ports, an Ethernet port, and a cryptographic services engine.
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3GRF 3G multi-mode/band
RF Subsystems
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RF 3G multi-mode/band RF subsystems on display at Freescale Technology Forum Americas 2008.
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IMS2011 - Freescale booth demo
Leonard Pelletier P.E., Applications Support RF Div. for Freescale Semiconductor gives EP a brief demo of what they are showing at the booth.
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Leonard Pelletier P.E., Applications Support RF Div. for Freescale gives EP a brief demo of what they are showing at the booth.
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Multicore processor
Integrating 3D graphics
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Freescale DSCR MPC5121e demo from Freescale Technology Forum. Multicore processor, integrating 3D graphics display using Linux OS.
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Freescale Semiconductor Plays in the Tablet Space
In this video, Robert Thompson, director of smart mobile devices at Freescale Semiconductor's Consumer Segment Marketing group, talks about how his company is playing the tablet space. He also discusses tablet fragmentation trends and how regional pr
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In this video, Robert Thompson, director of smart mobile devices at Freescale Semiconductor's Consumer Segment Marketing group, talks about how his company is playing the tablet space. He also discusses tablet fragmentation trends and how regional preferences will influence next-generation products.
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Freescale P4080 QorIQ
Processor Demo
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Multicore performance analysis and debugging on display at Freescale Technology Forum 2008.
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LTE and WiMax
Base Station Solution
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LTE and WiMax Base Station Solution at the Freescale Technology Forum.
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Freescale CTO Ken Hansen
mini interview with Ken Hansen at the Freescale Technology Forum
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CTO of Freescale Ken Hansen talks about what it will take to be the number one provider in embedded processing
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RAppID development software
On the latest auto body MCU
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Freescale 560x B/C Family Power Architecture with RAppID Tool demo at the Freescale Technology Forum
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Interview with Lisa Su
Freescale's Chief Technology Officer
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CTO Lisa Su talks to David Bragg about the Freescale Technology Forum 2008.
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Thin film transfer displays
In instrument cluster applications
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Freescale MPC5606S 32-bit Instrument Cluster MCU demo at Freescale Technology Forum.
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3G cellular platform
Running Linux OS
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Freescale MXC 3G platform demo from Freescale Technology Forum.
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Mad Mac
Concept Car
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Mad Mac Concept Car on display at Freescale Technology Forum 2008.
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Reference Design Documents for Freescale Semiconductor, Inc.:
MSC8156 AdvancedMC(tm) Reference Design High-density DSP platform for 3G-LTE, TDD-LTE, WiMAX, 3GPP-HSPA and TD-SCDMA applications
The Freescale MSC8156AMC is a
high-density, single-width, full-height AdvancedMC(tm) (AMC) digital signal processor(DSP) platform based around three MSC8156 DSPs. The MSC8156 is a six-core DSP based on Freescale's SC3850 StarCore technology and designed to advance the capabilities of wireless broadband equipment. It delivers
industry-leading performance and power savings, leveraging 45 nm process technology in a highly integrated SoC to provide performance equivalent to 6 GHz of a single-core device.
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MSC7120-RDB Reference Design Board
The MSC7120-RDB reference platform
is an ideal hardware and software
development board for cost optimized Gigabit-capable Passive Optical Network (GPON) single-family unit optical network
terminals (ONTs). The modular design allows for easy adaptation for multiple dwelling unit or small to medium business GPON
termination devices.
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MSC711x Reference Design Kit
The MSC711x Reference Design Kit from Freescale Semiconductor is a voice-over-Internet Protoco (VoIP) platform that provides
designers with all the tools required to evaluate, develop and prototype low to mid channel density VoIP solutions for the IP-PBX and media gateway markets. The MSC711x RDK is based on field-proven hardware and software platforms by integrating a single
MSC7119 16-bit fixed point DSP based on StarCore(tm) technology with a powerful PowerQUICC(tm) II MPC8248 host processor.
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MPC837xE-RDS Reference Design Platform User's Guide
This document presents system architecture, board-level functions, external connections, and software features for the MPC837xE-RDS board. It provides guidance of how to operate this product, making it easy for the user to connect with the outside world. The front part of this book focuses primarily on the board and functions. The latter part of the book focuses on the mechanical aspects.
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Migrating from the MC9S08LL16 to MC9S08LL64 Microcontroller
This document introduces the MC9S08LL36/64 and describes the upgrade options when moving from the smaller memory devices in the LL family to this new device. This document also introduces new features in the MC9S08LL36/64 and highlights differences between the MC9S08LL16 and MC9S08LL36/64. For in-depth implementation of MC9S08LL36/64, please consult
Freescale document MC9S08LL64RM, MC9S08LL64/MC9S08LL36 Reference Manual. (For simplicity, we
will sometimes refer only to the MC9S08LL64, but it is understood that it is the same device as the MC9S08LL36/64.)
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eeTechBriefs –
15-Minute on-demand multimedia web casts covering the latest product developments.
In this webcast, we will discuss:
- Healthcare drivers shaping the medical market.
- Selection criteria for MCU/MPUs used in medical devices (including requirements for Analog and low power as well as trends around connectivity and user interface)
- The importance of both hardware and software in the design of a medical device
Lots of things! Applications like security cameras, elevator controls, patient diagnostic equipment, residential gateways, service robotics, networking equipment and more need MPC8313E's advanced features like high-speed USB, PCI and Ethernet, IEEE(r)1588 protocol support and power management. This webinar gives you the information-needed for your next innovative design-whether you are new to Power Architecture(tm) technology or a long time user.
The MPC8313E-RDBB reference design board, drivers and CodeWarrior(r) development tools will help you speed your design to market. Plus application software optimizations from leading developers like Mediabolic(r), Axentra, IXXAT and others also help reduce your design development time. Place an order today for 25% off this reference platform.
The QorIQ P2 platform series, which includes the P2020 and P2010 communications processors, delivers unprecedented performance per watt per $ for a wide variety of applications in the networking, telecom, military and industrial markets. Designed for scalability this processor family provides the horsepower needed to meet the most demanding application needs within a manageable power envelope.
The series delivers dual- and single-core frequencies from 800 MHz to 1.2 GHz. The QorIQ P2 series is pin-compatible with the QorIQ P1 platform products, offering five interchangeable cost-effective solutions. Scaling from a single core at 533 MHz (P1011) to a dual core at 1.2 GHz (P2020), the two QorIQ platforms together deliver an impressive 6x aggregate frequency range within the same pinout.
This informative webinar will provide you with a high-level overview of the processor, it's enablement and specific application spaces it addresses. Listen to the Webinar and receive 10% off development tools from Freescale.
Freescale Offers a One-Stop-Shop 32-bit Industrial Connectivity Solution
Are you faced with constant pressure to do more with less – to enhance application performance and connectivity, reduce cost and speed time to market?
Freescale Semiconductor has introduced a "one-stop-shop" industrial connectivity solution. This new solution combines its most highly integrated 32-bit V2 ColdFire® microcontroller (MCU) family, with a FREE version of the Freescale MQX™ real-time operating system (RTOS), TCP/IP & USB stacks valued at $95,000 USD.
Industry-leading connectivity and flexibility
Features on-chip USB, Ethernet, CAN and encryption and is an industry-leading connectivity and security solution for connected applications. An array of peripherals offers big design flexibility.
Gets you to market faster
Freescale offers complimentary Freescale MQX RTOS, software stacks, CodeWarrior® Development Studio and third-party software and tools … all designed to ease and speed your design process.
Offers a comprehensive design platform
One collaborative source for hardware, software, tools and services to provide a streamlined and scalable platform.
View this webcast, and find out how you can get the MCF5225x demo kit including the Freescale MQX software solution at the introductory price of $49 USD, while supplies last.
Embedded serial connectivity via USB is a growing requirement for many industrial and consumer products. A simplified, cost-effective solution is needed to accommodate both hardware and software requirements while quickly and easily upgrading serial applications to USB. Freescale offers a broad portfolio of USB MCU/MPUs from 8- to 32-bit. Learn about our recently introduced USB products – the 8-bit MC9S08JM60/32/16/8, and 32-bit MCF51JM128/64/32 devices – which are ideal for industrial control, factory automation, HVAC systems, PC peripherals, remote control, point-of-sale equipment and health care monitoring instrumentation.
Freescale’s complete hardware and software solutions, including complimentary USB software stacks, enable developers to streamline the design process and accelerate time to market. Evaluation systems for JM devices are available now for ordering online. A getting started DVD is also coming with boards with complementary codewarrior development tools, USB stack, quick start guide, USB labs, and other resources to get customers run up in minutes. The cost effective DEMO9S08JM16 demonstration board is a full-featured development system for MC9S08JM16/8 available at a suggested resale price of $79.
View this webcast, and receive a 50% discount off the suggested resale price of $79 (USD) for the DEMO9S08JM16 board.
New Product Introductions –
Get the first word on new product launches, with product specs, data, videos, and more in a matter of minutes!
Digi-Key and Freescale Semiconductor introduce The Tower System in this new product introduction complete with product specs, data sheets, video and much more! This modular and re-configurable development platform allows you to design and develop embedded systems for many different applications.
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