IN-CIRCUIT EMULATOR FOR PHILIPS 83C752 AND 87C752
Moorpark, CA – August 12,
1996 – Signum Systems, a leading manufacturer of embedded system development tools
has released an emulation pod for Philips Semiconductors’ 83C752 and 87C752
microcontrollers. The POD-752 pod in combination with Signum’s USP-51 series
in-circuit emulators provides completely transparent emulation at clock speeds up to
16MHz. Both DIP and PLCC connections are available.
USP-51 in-circuit emulators support numerous derivatives of the
8051 microcontroller family. All emulators are equipped with complex breakpoint logic,
including event counters and sequencers. They also feature a 32K sample deep, 80 bit wide
real time trace buffer with time stamp and 128K RAM.
USP-51 runs under Windows 3.1, Windows 95 an Windows NT. It
supports all major C-51 and PL/M-51 compilers at the source level with the latest advanced
software debugging and verification tools such as variable Quick Watch, Pass-points,
Performance Analysis, Coverage Analysis, and Register Breakpoints. USP-51 supports remote
debugging via IP-compatible networks. Remote debugging allows a USP-51 session to be
accessed over the network using a standard telnet client for co-debugging and customer
support.
Prices for the EMU-51 start at $1,999.00, the price of POD-752 is
$1,195.00.
About
Signum Systems
Founded in 1979, Signum Systems has from its inception positioned itself in the mainstream
of the embedded emulation market. Signum Systems supplies full featured in-circuit
emulators (ICE) and simulators to developers of microcontroller and DSP (Digital Signal
Processor) based systems. Its major customers include hard disk drive makers (e.g.,
Seagate, Maxtor, Ministor, Syquest, Micropolis, Conner, IBM) and microcontroller chip
manufacturers (e.g., Intel, Texas Instruments, National Semiconductor, Zilog, Silicon
Systems).
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