Development Kit Eases Network Integration (1)

Providing a fast, cost-effective way for designers to network 32-bit electronic devices without requiring a full-blown Web server, the NET.NOW software development kit features emWare's emChip, a flexible application networking system that can be
Nov. 1, 1999
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Providing a fast, cost-effective way for designers to network 32-bit electronic devices without requiring a full-blown Web server, the NET.NOW software development kit features emWare's emChip, a flexible application networking system that can be embedded on a chip, and MMC2001, the latest addition to Motorola's 32-bit M-CORE processor family.With the kit, designers can transform M-CORE controlled devices into smart products that can be connected to networks. See "Development Kit Eases Network Integration (2)"

Company: MOTOROLA SEMICONDUCTOR PRODUCTS SECTOR (SPS)

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