Free on-demand webinar: New V1 Coldfire+ MCUs

Free on-demand webinar: New V1 Coldfire+ MCUs

Well, this is "Cool Beans" news. I see a lot of adverts for forthcoming webinars, but many times I am too busy “on the day” to attend … and then I forget all about them … so the fact that this one has “been-and-gone” and is now available for on-demand access (which means you can watch it whenever you want) is jolly good news. The "official" details are as follows:

This webinar covers the new ColdFire+ Microcontroller family. ColdFire+ is a next generation ColdFire product that combines cutting-edge, low-power performance with a diverse set of analog, connectivity, and security peripherals, all contained in cost-effective, small footprint packages.

ColdFire+ MCUs are built upon Freescale's strong heritage of 32-bit MCU development, and the new families are the next step in the evolution of ColdFire architecture. The ColdFire+ Qx and Jx families bring new features to the ColdFire portfolio, including FlexMemory, configurable embedded electrically erasable programmable read-only memory (EEPROM), highly-accurate mixed-signal capability, low-power features, and additional application-specific peripherals for consumer devices.

Perfect for portable consumer devices, the Jx Family adds USB OTG capability and a Serial Audio Interface to the Qx family, enabling:

• Secure and low-power iPod accessories
• USB-headsets
• USB-audio bridges
• PC-Peripherals
• High-end remote controls.

An incredibly cost-effective, ultra-low-power, mixed-signal microcontroller family ideal for:

• Secure portable devices
• Battery-powered applications
• Wireless sensor nodes
• Security control pads
• Video game accessories

Click Here to access this webinar and explore this exciting new family of MCUs from Freescale.

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