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#1051
Re:Anyone from Zilog chiming in? 6 Months ago Karma: 2
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Z8051 - Added embedded debug capabilities in conjunction with Keil development tools.
Z8051 - Added an API to incorporate the Debugger into other development kits as well.
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We could use a smaller-package Z51F - any plans for a QFN16/QFN20 ?
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#1052
Re:Anyone from Zilog chiming in? 6 Months ago Karma: 4
The new part is based on the Encore family, and has of course a very current design like AFE (analog front end), Event matrix, Encryption, low power, USB (device) and other features that bring Zilog back with a modernized industry offerings.
The current plan is to target 64K flash with the initial packages of 44 pin and 80 pin LQFP, other packages to follow.
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#1053
Re:Anyone from Zilog chiming in? 6 Months ago Karma: 4
Currently, the smallest QFN we are looking at is a 24QFN.
I will submit your request for smaller QFN parts.
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#1054
Re:Anyone from Zilog chiming in? 6 Months ago Karma: 2
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Currently, the smallest QFN we are looking at is a 24QFN.
I will submit your request for smaller QFN parts.

Thanks, the resource of the Z51F0410 is about right, but the package is too large.
Best alternative offering seems to be the STM8S003, which comes in QFN20
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#1055
Re:Anyone from Zilog chiming in? 6 Months ago Karma: 2
Tom Ormiston wrote:
The new part is based on the Encore family, and has of course a very current design like AFE (analog front end), Event matrix, Encryption, low power, USB (device) and other features that bring Zilog back with a modernized industry offerings.
The current plan is to target 64K flash with the initial packages of 44 pin and 80 pin LQFP, other packages to follow.

Will this be Wide Supply ? (1.8-5.5V) - the present Encore is killed stone-dead by the narrow Vcc range, and there are plenty of lower Vcc ARM variants.
Wide Vcc is something that allows 8 bit cores to still compete with NXP and Nuvoton et al.
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#1057
Re:Anyone from Zilog chiming in? 6 Months ago Karma: 4
From what I can see, the new part has the same voltage supply range as the other Encore family parts - 1.8-3.6v.
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