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Medical Applications User Guide (pdf) - Freescale Semiconductor

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S08MM: Flexis 8-bit MCUs<br />

The 9S08MM128/64/32 provides ultra-<br />

low-power operation, USB connectivity,<br />

graphic display support and unparalleled<br />

measurement accuracy, all in a single 8-bit<br />

MCU, allowing device designers to create<br />

more fully featured products at a lower cost.<br />

It is ideal for applications requiring a<br />

significant amount of precision analog.<br />

The 9S08MM128/64/32 is part of <strong>Freescale</strong>’s<br />

Flexis MCU series.<br />

Features<br />

• S08 core delivering a 48 MHz core speed<br />

and 24 MHz bus speed<br />

• Up to 128 KB flash and 12 KB SRAM<br />

• Low-power stop 2 current: 450nA<br />

(12 KB of active SRAM)<br />

• 2 x OPAMP- General purpose opamps<br />

• 2 x TRIAMP- Transimpedance amplifiers<br />

• 16-bit SAR analog-to-digital converter<br />

(ADC) – high resolution ADC<br />

• Analog comparator<br />

• Internal voltage reference<br />

• USB device controller<br />

• 2 x serial peripheral interface (SPI),<br />

2 x serial communications interface (SCI)<br />

and 1 x I2C Figure 12-10: MC9S08MM128 Block Diagram<br />

Figure 11-12: MC9S08MM128 Block Diagram<br />

2x OPAMP<br />

2x TRIAMP<br />

PDB<br />

MCG<br />

VREF TOD<br />

PRACMP CMT<br />

2 x 4-ch. TPM with PWM 2 x SCI<br />

2 x KBI 2 x SPI<br />

8-bit 9S08 48 MHz Core<br />

Diagnostic and Therapy Devices<br />

Up to 68 GPIO<br />

16-bit SAR ADC I2 12-bit DAC LVI<br />

C<br />

USB<br />

Device<br />

Bootloader<br />

128 KB Flash 12 KB SRAM<br />

USB ROM<br />

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