AMD ElanSC520 5x86 32-bit embedded microprocessors [ February 19, 2005 ]

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The AMD ElanSC520 5x86 32-bit embedded microprocessors are used in our newest and most powerful line of controllers.  With the on-board floating point coprocessor, as well as support for high (100/133 MHz) clock speeds, controllers based on this processor are ideal for resource-hungry applications. You can read more about this microprocessor (and download the technical manual) from AMD here. The first controller based on this microprocessor is the 586-Engine.    This controller is a more powerful version of the standard Engine-design (shared by the A-Engine and i386-Engine, as well as others) which allows it to be used as the core module for a wide range of TERN expansion boards. This controller includes up to 19 channels of high-speed (up to 100 KHz sample rate) 12-bit ADC, and up to 8 channels of 12-bit DAC.

ElanSC520 Basic Features: * 32-bit CPU, PBGA Package    * 100/133 MHz clock * Floating Point Unit * 32 programmable I/O lines * Real Time Clock * 2 asynchronous serial ports * 15 external interrupts * 7 timer/counters

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