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Semiconductor Corporation(NYSE:NSM)has launched the first in a series of8-bit COP8FLASH microcontrollers with amenuofspecial features optimized for the designofweb-driven appliances,including the National(R)GeodeWebPAD reference platform.  \nThe COP8SBR microcontroller features32kbytes of FLASH program memory plus user-allocatable,variable-size EEPROM on board.Asecond COP8FLASH microcontroller,theCOP8CBR,also offers an integrated 10-bitsuccessive approximation A/D,and is designed tocontrol a WebPAD touchscreen,powermanagement user interface,LCD brightness andcontrast control,and battery charging.National'sentire COP8FLASH family,scheduled for releasethrough 2001,will total more than 30microcontrollers.The COP8FLASHportfolio willoffer avariety offeature setsleveraging National'sanalog IP and leadership in package design.  \nThe COP8CBR 8-bit microcontroller isalso targeted for internet-driven applicationsrequiring remote service and control functions ofnetworked appliances such as home appliances,security systems andvending machines.The devicetakes advantage of licensed technology enablingthe FLASH memory to be used both as programmemory and data memory.This feature is  \nOctober 23,2000  \nPage 1  \n# AMI DELIVERS 2MIL CONTROL LOGICASICS FOR MOBILE PENTIUMⅢ\n\nAmerican Microsystems Inc.(AMI)hasdelivered 2 million control-logic application-specific integrated circuits(ASICs)for use withthe Intel(R)mobile Pentium(R)Ⅲ processorsfeaturing IntelSpeedSteptechnology.The companyexpects to ship a total of nearly 3 million of theASICs by the end of 2000.  \nWhen used in conjunction with the mobilePentium II processor,which features the IntelSpeedStep technology,the ASIC can help extendbattery life of mobile personal computers byallowing the processor to run at alower speed andvoltage when operating on battery.With it,themobile PC can reduce its power needs by 45percent while maintaining up to 80 percent ofmaximum performance.When the mobile PCdetects a change in its power source from battery(Continued on Page 3)  \nIN THIIS ISSUE                  \nPEROT SYSTEMS SIGNS FIVE-YEARIT  \nAGREEMENT WITH FACTOR-E PLC....3  \nWINFIRST TOINVEST $1BIN BROAD-BAND,FIBER-TO-THE-HOME NETFROM LUCENT AND AVAYA      …5  \nSST ENTERS SERIALFLASH MEMORYARENA                          6  \nNEC INTROS NEW EXPRESS5800/120LESERVER.                       …7  \nNATIONAL(Continued from Page l)  \nspecificallytargeted atnetwork-driven applicationswith their wide range of memory requirements formicro informationappliances.Itis fully compatiblewith the company's recently announcedCOP8.COM internet connectivity solution(February 16,2000),which allows customers tocost-effectively combine reliable networkingcapabilities with remote control and monitoringfunctions in 8-bit controller applications.  \n\"Home appliance manufacturers areespecially thrilledby the virtualEEPROMfeature,\"saidJohn Phelps,productline directorforNational'sAnalog Microcontroller Group.“This internetfriendly innovationnotonly allows them to store anappliance's historic data for future diagnostics,italso greatly reduces overall service cost and thenumber of service calls.This chip design is a keyingredient in the realizationofthe high-technologyhome of the future.”  \nThe COP8SBRandCOP8CBR's32kbytesof on-board FLASH coupled with a virtualEEPROM feature allow recording a history ofevents and facilitate diagnostic troubleshootingandservicing without the needforexternal memory.The combination of FLASH and National's In-System Programming(ISP)via 3-wire interfaceenables in-field downloadingofsoftware upgradesvia the net to the target appliance,also without theneed for any external hardware.  \nThe virtual EEPROM feature permitsdynamic allocationofbyte size portionsofFLASH  \nprogram memory for non-volatile data storage.  \nOctober 23,2000  \nDatacan subsequently be tr","cbCaigC69mdQRW7s","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigC69mdQRW7s","pdf",2626699,"English","# National Semiconductor Unveils 8-Bit 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