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From: brian@uop.EDU (Brian Maiorella)
Newsgroups: ca.wanted,comp.sys.m6809,sci.electronics,misc.wanted
Subject: Motorola 68008 Board (looking for) - others could do
Keywords: 68008
Message-ID: <1927@uop.uop.edu>
Date: 22 Feb 90 01:09:46 GMT
Followup-To: poster
Organization: University of the Pacific, Stockton, CA
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I am looking for a PC board (with or without chips) that utilizes the
68008.  However, I am not that picky - just about anything that I
could use a C-compiler for could work.

Best case analysis:

    0) Cross C compiler/assembler available
    1) RS-232 support built in (i.e. UART, MAXIM etc)
    2) 16 bit A/D built in
    3) 64K RAM
    4) 8K EEPROM
    5) Monitor program built in  (including S-record download support)
    6) Has bus extention to allow latching into unused memory
    7) Only requires single TTL level power supply
    8) Is free (or reasonably priced) as I am a student 
    9) Can be delivered yesturday as I am a _Computer Science_ student and
       need all the time I can get to pump my brain with the electronics 
       background to compete with these _engineering students_

I would like to use this board as the `brains' for my mouse which I will 
use to win the 1990 IEEE Micro-mouse competition.  I appreciate any 
help/suggestions.  Please respond directly as I am sure most on the net 
could care less about this project.

Thankyou 

-brian@uop.edu





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