Sensor Toolbox from Freescale is a toolbox that unifies hardware, software, and accessories to assist the designers in the development, test, and validation of systems based on acceleration, pressure, and proximity touch sensors. The toolbox was developed with the primary aim to help customers to shorten their time-to-market applications based on Freescale’s sensors of pressure, proximity, and acceleration.

Cool LCD Design Using Freescale's MC9S08LG32 read more about it and found out how it can used in LCD's

Freescale Semiconductor has recently added two new devices to the QorlQ P1 Multiprotocol Communication Processors Family: the P1021 (dual core) and the P1012 (single core). Both processors are based on the 45 nm technology, able to achieve extremely low power consumption, with a core providing very high performance in a frequency range from 533 MHz (single-core) to 800 MHz (dual-core).

The BDM is a special communication interface which is mainly used on Freescale/Motorola processors and microcontrollers. Somewhat (but only somewhat!) similar to the JTAG, the BDM allows for the in-circuit debugging of the target device. It may also be used to access the various types of memories of the microcontrollers and it can also be used for programming.

ZSTAR3 from Freescale is a system designed to offer a multiple triple-axis reference design demo. ZSTAR3 is the natural evolution of the former model (the ZSTAR), enriched and extended with the adoption of the MMA7660FC digital accelerometer.

Do you realize that Freescale's JM Badge board can be designed into a seismometer? The board is presented in FTF2008, distributed for free as name badge and starter kit for JM badge contest 2008.

USB was a big challenge for developers. Since the USB development demands deep knowhow in host drivers for operation systems, device drivers in the embedded system, and application software development as well as debug between host and device.

Various servers are installed for different purposes: Network Attached Storage (NAS), RADIUS, Network Access Server, web server, FTP server, mail server, VPN server and IP-PBX server. Most of the servers are built upon x86 platforms.

The pedal sub routine’s responsibility is to move the pedal. Okay. So, first thing we’re going to do is we’re going to clear the old pedal position.

Have you ever experienced virtual devices before? Most of the software development for mobile phone is developed in a dedicated simulator.