Since first
releasing the 80C52 in the fall of 1987, Micromint has been the world's preeminent
supplier of the chip. We continue to be the leading supplier of "BASIC on a
chip." The Micromint 80C52 is a CMOS, low-power, enhanced, software-compatible
successor to the original power-hungry Intel 8052AH-BASIC chip. We sell so many of these
chips that we even made a PLCC version. Our 80C52-BASIC chip was designed for industrial use and
operates significantly beyond the limits of standard commercial-grade chips. The Micromint
80C52-BASIC chip is guaranteed to operate flawlessly from DC to 12 MHz over the entire
industrial temperature range (40°C to +85°C). It is available in 40-pin DIP or 44-pin
PLCC.
PLIX is an
18-pin CMOS chip which provides an intelligent communication interface between a computer
and X-10 AC power-line control modules. PLIX removes the burden of complex X-10
programming protocol from the designer by providing a simple parallel interface. It takes
care of the complex zero-crossing timing for sending and receiving X-10 commands so you
don't have to. An otherwise simple embedded controller can now also feature X-10
power-line control by simply adding a PLIX chip to the design. To speed your examination, we have configured a special
evaluation board which connects to and is powered from a PC's parallel printer port. Using
our example software and a TW253 power-line adapter module, you'll see how easy it is to
remotely control appliances and lights through the power line. Order PLIX chips for your
next hardware design or use OEM PLIX evaluation kits to market your own latest and best PC
home-control software.
Data Sheet
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PLIX
TI01
Take the
ranging circuitry from the Polaroid camera system, increase the functionality, and what do
you get? You get the TI01 Sonar Ranger. The TI01 is a Polaroid 50-kHz, 300-V electrostatic
transducer and a specially developed ultrasonic ranging electronics board. This ranger is
capable of single echo mode for single target ranging and multiple echo mode for measuring
distances to a number of variable-distance targets. It measures ranges from 12" to
35' with an accuracy of ±1.2". The Sonar Ranger connects to any computer system's TTL-level
port. It needs only two bits: transmit enable and receive echo. The edge time from
transmit enable to receive echo is the object distance. The circuit requires only +5 VDC. All Sonar Ranger kits come with a user's manual and complete
data sheets.