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1999\09\29@141414 by Roger Morella

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Someone recently informed me that Motorola and ZIlog both have low cost
processors (< $1.00 US).

Has anyone out there had any experience with these?
What are the tools available?
How has the sourcing been?



1999\09\29@142630 by Dave VanHorn

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>Someone recently informed me that Motorola and ZIlog both have low cost
>processors (< $1.00 US).

>Has anyone out there had any experience with these?
>What are the tools available?
>How has the sourcing been?


Verily.  The low end Z8s can be had for as low as $0.69 in quantity.  BUT.

Tools are expensive, support is awful, and some devices have no OTP,
emulator, or erasable parts (MASK-ONLY DEVELOPMENT!)

The E04 and E08 are ok, and the emulator is only about $8k.  OTPs are about
$2-$3, and are fairly available. No erasables.  There is also a $1200 unit
which is supposed to be an emulator and programmer, but it blows the stack
in single-stepping, so it's basically an expensive programmer.  The good
emulators come from Signum (maybe others too)

Sourcing was the one thing we didn't have a problem with.

If you want to do that, I've got a pair of emulators that will be up for
sale soon.
Signum Z8 emulator, and the Zilog emulator/programmer.
I used to do development on the E04/E08 and the C21/C61

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