68hc11
68hc11
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I am curious about what cars, production or racing, use the 68hc11 microcontroller in the ECU. I heard that GM did at one time.
Thanks,
John Woodward
Thanks,
John Woodward
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The 68hc11 must be a very popular microcontroller. There are several books about it and even college courses.
John Woodward
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As someone else pointed out, GM did for a while, and on the bike side, Ducati used them in their early 916/996 ECUs. I think some companies used a proprietary chip that was very similar to an HC11.
Emmet, how did you get that the dsp is 1/3 the cost? The HC11E9s I use are running around $9 last I checked.
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Denis Kefallinos