COP8
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This article is about COP8 microcontroller . For 8th Conference of Parties, see United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change#COP-8.2C_New_Delhi.2C_India.
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The COP8 microcontroller from National Semiconductor is an 8 bit CISC core microcontroller, whose main features are:
- Large amount of I/O pins.
- Plenty of Flash memory/ROM for code and data (up to 32 KB).
- Very low EMI. No known bugs.
- Many integrated peripherals (meant as single chip design).
- In-System Programming
- Free assembler toolchain. Commercial C compilers available.
- Free Multitasking OS and TCP/IP stack.
It has a machine cycle of up to 2M cycles per second, but most versions seem to be overclockable to up to 2.8M cycles per second (28 MHz clock).
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