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News:
April
2, 2008: Micrium has successfully ported its popular
µC/OS-II
to the Dragon12 Plus with serial monitor, no BDM needed.
Dec.
14, 2007: Professor Jeff Sumey has just revised his Code
Warrior project setup procedure for beginners.
Nov.
24, 2007: Wytec announced completion of the final design phase of
the Flexis-Dragon board.
Nov.
6, 2007: Wytec shipped the 600th new Dragon12-Plus
board to California State University at Fresno.
July
13, 2007: Wytec shipped the 100th new Dragon12-Plus
board to Eastern Washington University.
July
2, 2007: Professor Almy has released his newly revised HCS12
textbook with simulator for the Dragon12-Plus board.
July, 2, 2007:
Wytec / EVBplus has introduced the New DRAGON12-Plus microcontroller
trainer and project development board for the educational market.
May 31,
2007: Jm Donelson has released C
demo programs for both Dragon12 and MiniDragon+ working with
Code Warrior
February 4,
2007: Jm Donelson has released C
demo projects for both Dragon12 and MiniDragon+ working
with the EmbeddedGNU IDE.
Dear
Professors:
Are
you thinking about starting a new 68HC11 or 68HC12/HCS12 course? These sites
offer sample programs in course materials and lab
assignments that will save you a lot of time.
Which
MC9S12 MCU chip is
the best for a general trainer or a development board and why?
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From
ECE 101 to ECE 999, from blinking a LED to RTOS and MATLAB/Simulink projects, one
HCS12 Board Fits All !
DRAGON12-Plustm,
the
Freescale HCS12 / 9S12 microcontroller trainer, EVB, EVBU and project
development board
can not only
to be used as a general trainer for freshman and sophomore students,
but also as a powerful platform for senior projects as well.
The new features of the Dragon12-Plus board create a new potential
for students at every level.
When a board can be used in several courses,
it will reduce the real cost per course.
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Dragon12, one of the best HCS12
microcontroller trainers, EVB/EVBU and project development boards is
getting even better. The popular HCS12, 9S12 and MC9S12
trainer / project development board in universities around the world now
offers more features at a great price for Electrical Engineering,
Computer Engineering and Mechatronic Engineering students and
schools.
Our company has a real passion for
helping students own a complete, high-quality and low-cost, embedded
hardware system and software toolset at home. This
passion has kept us going strong daily.
Having the best engineering school
in the U.S. and the largest university in the U.S. recently selected the
Dragon12-Plus board as their trainers for ME and EE courses, we are
taking a major step towards the mission of our company. The contribution of Wytec
to the industry is having kept quality learning products, such as
the Dragon12-Plus board, at a low cost within the educational market
today.
Dr. Richard Haskell has written a
new textbook "Learning
by example using C - Programming the Dragon12-Plus using Code
Warrior" for his new ME course at Oakland University.
His ASEE conference paper includes some C
sample programs.
The
self
balancing scooter, a great mechatronic design application of
MATLAB using HCS12 hardware, such as the Dragon12, is created by Dr.
Cazzolato's students. See the details
and more pictures
and movies
of this Adelaide University's project.
There
are some very impressive MALAB/Simulink
Robotic Projects using HCS12 hardware with Code
Warrior from Dr. Wornle's
students.
Need to use the Code Warrior IDE
with a free C source level debugger for your DRAGON12 board or
MiniDRAGON+ board? See Dr. Frank Wornle's web site
at:
http://www.mecheng.adelaide.edu.au/robotics/wpage.php?wpage_id=56
Please read his HCS12serialmonitor.pdf for the step-by-step
setup instructions and 5 lab handouts contain valuable information
on HCS12's A/D converter, ECT system, I2C
based D/A converter and FIR implementation.
Dr. Frank Wornle of the
University of Adelaide in Australia
has
uploaded another great project which may be of interest to the
Dragon12 community (in particular universities). It's the port of a
MATLAB toolbox previously written for Infineon C167 microcontrollers.
The toolbox allows Simulink block diagrams to be compiled and
downloaded to the Flash of the Dragon-12. Once running, all signals
can be monitored 'life' in the Simulink scope blocks. Block diagram
parameters can also be modified and are downloaded to the target
whenever required (on-the-fly parameter tuning). They use this
toolbox in mechatronics /robotics projects to drive servo-motors,
stepper motors, read sensors, etc., and it will make your life a lot
easier.
The project is called 'rtmc9S12-Target' and can be found at:
http://www.mecheng.adelaide.edu.au/robotics/wpage.php?wpage_id=62
A short manual has also been included.
All EVBplus 68HC11
68HC12 6811 6812 HC11 HC12 HC912 68HCS12 MC9S12 9S12 HCS12 MCU,
microcontroller development, evaluation and trainer board / boards are
designed and manufactured by Wytec.
68HC11
HC11 MCU microcontroller development trainer board
68HC12 HC12 68HCS12 9S12 MC9S12 HCS12 MCU microcontroller development
trainer board
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