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Chinese Versions of Rabbit MiniCore Embedded Modules

Posted by Ken Cheung in Boards, Busses,Networking on Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Rabbit introduced Chinese versions of their MiniCore embedded module family. The networking modules now include Chinese documentation, a Chinese GUI for the included Dynamic C development software, and local technical support. Available in pin-compatible Ethernet and Wi-Fi versions, the MiniCore series enables Chinese entrepreneurs and innovators to get to market quickly with new and highly cost-effective products. Less than half the size of an ordinary business card, MiniCore offers users extreme flexibility to easily place wired or wireless network connectivity anywhere in a product.

The MiniCore series is optimized for real-time control, communications and networking applications — such as energy management and intelligent building automation. It features 32 GPIO, 6 serial ports, and a Rabbit 5000 microprocessor. This makes it the most cost effective network connectivity solution available for both networking and control in such a small form factor. With a footprint of only 31 mm x 51 mm (1.2″ x 2″), and at 3 mm (0.1″) in height for the Ethernet version, the MiniCore family provides a rich embedded feature set on an ultra-compact mini PCI Express form factor. The family includes the pin compatible and interchangeable Ethernet RCM5700 and Wi-Fi RCM5600W. Pin-compatible versions that support ZigBee and USB are also in development. Systems developers can easily interchange MiniCore family products to tailor connectivity for any given application.

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