This article explains how to design a stepper motor system using an 8-bit Freescale microcontroller - MC68HC11E9.

Welcome to a demonstration of the industry’s first 8 and 32 bit compatible devices - Flexis QE 128.

Hi, there my name is Jeff Bock and I’m the Global Marketing Manager for the microcontroller portfolio here at Freescale Semiconductor and I’m here today going to talk to you a little about compatibility and why that matters in your design.

Hi today with us is Ruth Rhodes. She is the senior product manager for developer technology at Freescale Semiconductor. Ruth is going to talk with us today about the CodeWarrior development studio for Microcontrollers. So Ruth, what is CodeWarrior for the Freescale controller continuum?

Hi I’m Eduardo Contanius and I’m a systems engineer in the Microcontroller Solutions Group. Today I’m going to talk to you about several tips and tricks to move from the 8bit to the 32bit Flexis user devices and then back again.

Recentelly Freescale introduced the 8-bit MC9S08SE8/4 (SE8) MCU, providing exceptional performance and integration in a 28-pin 8-bit MCU.

As escalating microcontroller speeds quickly outpace traditional in-circuit emulating capabilities, the new MPLAB ICD 3 in-circuit debugger is designed to give you premium performance.