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ARM drives momentum in microcontrollers with Keil acquisition
ARM has acquired Keil, a leading independent provider of software development tools for the microcontroller (MCU) market. No terms have been disclosed. Keil operates jointly through two privately-owned companies, Keil Elektronik GmbH in Munich, Germany, and Keil Software, Inc. in Plano, Texas and has combined gross assets valued at $4.6 million.
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Keil Announces New Development Tools For 8051 MCUs - C51 Version 8 Compiler and µVision 3 Development Environment speed 8051 MCU development
Keil announced availability of its new µVision3 development environment and C51 Version 8 optimizing compiler for classic and extended 8051 microcontroller (MCU) development. Together, these products provide developers with a feature rich, integrated development environment optimized for a wide range of 8051 MCU variants.
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Keil Announces New Evaluation Board for Philips LPC2103 ARM Powered Microcontroller
Keil announced availability of its new MCB2103 evaluation board for the LPC2103 microcontroller (MCU) from Royal Philips Electronics (NYSE:PHG ; AEX:PHIA). This new evaluation board provides a proven platform to easily evaluate the strengths of the feature-rich, ARM7TDMI(R) processor- based LPC2103.
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ARM Announces New RealView Development Tools For ARM Powered Microcontrollers
ARM announced the release of its new RealView® Microcontroller Development Kit, which integrates the ARM® RealView Compilation Tools with the Keil µVision3® development environment. This product provides developers with a feature-rich, integrated development environment specifically optimized for a wide range of ARM processor-based microcontrollers (MCUs), enabling shorter development cycles and significantly reducing time-to-market.
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ARM RealView MDK Supports New Luminary Micro Stellaris Family of Microcontrollers
ARM announced that its RealView® Microcontroller Development Kit provides full support for the new Luminary Micro Stellaris™ family of microcontrollers. The Luminary Micro Stellaris family is the first family of microcontrollers to be based on the ARM® Cortex™-M3 32-bit processor, which is optimized for cost-sensitive applications.
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RealView MDK Supports STR9 Devices
Keil are pleased to announce device support for the new STR9 devices in the RealView® Microcontroller Development Kit (MDK-ARM). These new ARM9™ processor family-based devices from ST Microelectronics are fully supported in the RealView MDK-ARM Version 3.
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Keil Announces C251 Version 4
Keil is pleased to announce C251 Version 4. C251 supports all variants of the 251 family of microcontrollers including the latest IP cores from Dolphin. Version 4 is now based on the popular µVision3 IDE, contains several compiler enhancements, and includes complete simulation for all popular 251 devices and IP cores.
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ARM (Keil) Announces RealView Real-Time Library
ARM announced the release of the highly optimized ARM(R) RealView(R) Real-Time Library, which contains the most critical components needed to rapidly create products that require real-time control, networking, USB and CAN connectivity.
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Luminary Micro Announces Stellaris LM3S811 Evaluation Kit with ARM(R) RealView(R) Microcontroller Development Kit Software
Luminary Micro (http://www.luminarymicro.com) a fabless semiconductor company that designs, markets, and sells ARM(R) Cortex(TM)-M3 processor-based microcontrollers and was the first to bring ARM for $1.00 to embedded developers, announces today the immediate availability of its Stellaris LM3S811 Evaluation Kit with ARM RealView(R) Microcontroller Development Kit (MDK-ARM) evaluation software.
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Evatronix 8051XC Microcontroller Now Fully Supported by Keil 8051 Professional Developer’s Kit (PK 51)
Evatronix S.A., the silicon Intellectual Property (IP) provider in Poland has partnered with Keil™, an ARM® company, to extend the Keil 8051 Professional Developer’s Kit (PK51), with an extensive support for the Evatronix high-speed configurable 8-bit R8051XC microcontroller core. Keil is a market leader in software development tools for the 8051- and ARM-based microcontrollers.
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