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| Freescale extends its PowerQUICC™ III processor family |
| Built on Power Architecture™ technology, the MPC8544E offers high performance, low power consumption and a variety of advanced interconnect technologies
NUREMBERG, Germany (Embedded World Conference) - Feb. 13, 2007 - Freescale Semiconductor's communications processor families have defined and delivered innovation for more than fifteen years. Continuing this tradition is the MPC8544E, the newest member of the PowerQUICC™III family. The MPC8544E is designed to address growing demand for advanced interconnect technologies and low power consumption in high performance applications. It incorporates SGMII interfaces and three multi-lane PCI Express® ports. Additionally, the MPC8544E is one of the industry's lowest power-consumption system-on-chips (SoCs) to deliver gigabit performance. Consuming only 3.75 W typical core power at gigahertz operation, the MPC8544E greatly reduces the challenges of thermal management in fanless embedded applications. "Today's performance-driven embedded applications are constricted by the competing requirements of extensive computation, high data throughput and ever-decreasing power budgets," said Jeff Timbs, marketing director for Freescale's Digital Systems Division. "The MPC8544E eases this dilemma and enables the creation of highly advanced equipment for a broad spectrum of applications." The MPC8544E is a highly flexible processor configurable for a wide range of applications that demand high general-purpose processing performance. It is well suited for network routers, industrial controllers, imaging systems, enterprise wireless access points and video surveillance/conferencing equipment.
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Pricing and availability Freescale is previewing the MPC8544 this week at the Embedded World Conference in Nuremberg, Germany. The MPC8544 demonstration platform is on display at the event in Hall 12, Booth # 448.
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