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Xicor Inc.'s new EEPROM-based microcontroller peripheral memory device is designed to extend the memory capability of advanced microcontrollers. The 64-Kbit device, the X88064, adds Xicor's Block Lock memory segmentation to popular bytewide EEPROMs and incorporates Intel's MCS251 address and data bus.
Advanced microcontrollers allow multiple functions to be performed by a single controller. However, each function requires a separate area of nonvolatile memory blocks to...
