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ESC-Cypherbridge, Nabto roll web-server module
Brian Fuller9/24/2010 9:09 PM EDT
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Cypherbridge, a California based micro-board vendor, and Nabto, a Danish software firm, announced a new web-server module, the Nabto uServer module at ESC Boston 2010.
The Microchip PIC18F66J60-based module enables companies to design and test out web-based systems such as remote medical, industrial and consumer applications.
Key features:
“When you are targeting home weather-station applications and so on, you need to get the cost down,” he said, in an interview.
They chose the Microchip part because it integrates the Ethernet phy directly on chip.
Steve Delaney, founder and president of Cypherbridge, described the module as a quick-start approach to building web-enabled applications.
“It makes sense for up to 10,000 units, and then a customer would migrate to subsuming the Nabto software into their board’s main system controller at that part,” he said.
Using an FPGA to test out Internet applications is too costly and time-consuming, he added.
Gregersen and Delaney struck up a relationship when they met at ESC Silicon Valley earlier this year.
Pricing: $17 for 1-9 boards, scaling to $9.50 for orders of more than 1,000.
Availability: Now through Cypherbridge.
A development kit may be downloaded from Cypherbridge.
The Microchip PIC18F66J60-based module enables companies to design and test out web-based systems such as remote medical, industrial and consumer applications.
Key features:
- 64kb flash for code, 16 kb reserved for uNabto software
- 48kb for embedded logic
- 3808 bytes of RAM, 512 reserved for uNabto software
- 2808 bytes available for embedded logic
- 8-bit Microchip PIC18F66J60 controller
- Enhanced UART modules supports:
- RS-485, RS-232 and LIN 1.2
- 10-bit A/D converter 11 channels
- RJ-45 Ethernet connector
- RS-485, RS-232 and LIN 1.2
- Supports iPhone, Android and Windows Mobile smart phones
Windows 7, XP; Apple MacOSX, Ubuntu and RedHat Linux.
“When you are targeting home weather-station applications and so on, you need to get the cost down,” he said, in an interview.
They chose the Microchip part because it integrates the Ethernet phy directly on chip.
Steve Delaney, founder and president of Cypherbridge, described the module as a quick-start approach to building web-enabled applications.
“It makes sense for up to 10,000 units, and then a customer would migrate to subsuming the Nabto software into their board’s main system controller at that part,” he said.
Using an FPGA to test out Internet applications is too costly and time-consuming, he added.
Gregersen and Delaney struck up a relationship when they met at ESC Silicon Valley earlier this year.
Pricing: $17 for 1-9 boards, scaling to $9.50 for orders of more than 1,000.
Availability: Now through Cypherbridge.
A development kit may be downloaded from Cypherbridge.
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