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"[NetBurner] provides a bundled protocol stack, rather than separate protocols" Read more
"The Eclipse Ethernet Development Kit offers a complete set of powerful development hardware, software, and tools that enable rapid development of embedded network-enabled products." Read more
"Discovercircuits.com is a resource for engineers, hobbyists, inventors, students & consultants containing a collection of 23,000+ electronic circuits or electronic schematics cross-referenced into 500+ categories plus an extensive electronics engineering resource/reference section." Read more
"NetBurner's MOD5213 module is representative of 32-bit solutions to arrive this year. It houses a Freescale ColdFire MCF5213. Modules like this provide vendors with a consistent platform that can significantly improve integration with development tools because both memory and peripheral specifications are well known." Read more
"Getting a solid product out the door quickly is more important than ever now, and incorporating a module in your design can help. ... These modules can plug into dual-inline package sockets such as Netburner's 40-pin MOD5213." Read more
"Tim Shannon from NetBurner argues that using Ethernet is more than choosing a component manufacturer - it's about choosing a long term partner." Read more
"Which is the best? That depends upon a lot more than I can cover here. Computing power, memory, interfaces, pricing, programming tools, and bundled software are all major factors. Some products will get you up and running in particular areas faster depending upon your expertise. For example, NetBurner’s system is excellent for building a network device..." Read more
"Creating my own application using the Netburner Wizard could not be easier." Read more
"The NetBurner MOD5270 development kit I tried out is very polished from the documentation to the installation software. I had the system up and running in less than an hour and coding in less than two." Read more
"NetBurner ... choose to optimize protocols and interface hardware. Often the user is given the choice of which protocol to use for the data transport, providing the ability to adopt a higher-performance protocol or, in general, one that best meets the needs of the application." Read more
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"NetBurner's is based on the Coldfire CPU and includes a C compilation environment with TCP/IP protocol stack, Compact Flash adapter module and device driver."
"NetBurner has a 5282-based module in the works, which is no surprise, because it easily leverages the know-how and tools of its ’5272-based design that I covered in my February column."
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"Where’s the kitchen sink? The Motorola MCF5272 at the heart of NetBurner is a networking workhorse with built-in Ethernet, USB, SPI, and UARTs."
"I was impressed with the collection of nearly two-dozen example applications. They encompass everything from the simplest Hello World demo to e-mail, Telnet, PPP, UDP, FTP, and much more. There’s just no better way to learn how to do something than to see how it’s done, and the examples will prove to be a helpful starting point for your own application."
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"NetBurner claims that the kit allows you to set up your network in one day. In fact, I set up the hardware, installed the development software, compiled one of the sample applications, and created an Ethernet Web server in about two hours. "
"The NetBurner software includes the full source code for a TCP/IP stack, a Web server, an RTOS, and a debugging monitor. Plenty of application examples demonstrate how to interface with the supplied software. The development kit also includes the Gnu tool set, a C/C compiler, and flash-memory-downloading tools. " Read more
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