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question about SAK-C167CS-LM

Hi

I have bought Keil's MCB167-NET Evaluation Board. The board uses SAK-C167CS-LM as microprocessor. To gain more knowledge about the microprocessor I have searched for documents about it on google. I have found documents about SAK-C167CS-LM AB-step and SAK-C167CS-LM BA-step etc.

What does BA-step and AB-step mean?

What does SAK stand for?

The documents I have found says that its a 25 MHz microprocessor, but the evaluation board runs at 20 MHz. Why?

I would appreciate any links to sites that gives a good description of either the evaluation board or the microprocessor on a beginners level.

Thanks :o)

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Bamse
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Have you looked at Keil's site? The technical specs for that board

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say that it uses an Infineon C167R.

Did you look at Infineon's site for that CPU? That is here:

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Since it's their board, Keil could probably tell you why they are using 20 MHz.

Mitch Berks> Hi

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Mitch Berkson

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