Comment on Extracting a UART Password via SPI Flash Instruction TracingComments−direwolf207moVery nice!An 8051 with XIP SPI flash - that must be ancient tech.−lloydatkinson7moNot necessarily, there are 8051 soft cores you can get for your FPGA/ASIC.−seba_dos17moThe phone I type it on has a 8051-compatible MCU in its touchscreen controller. These are everywhere.−bigfatkitten7moMost of the USB mice and keyboards you can buy today have an 8051 core.−sitzkrieg7mosilicon labs still makes (very fast) 8051 cores. efm8sb are incredibly good for battery powered devices
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Very nice!
An 8051 with XIP SPI flash - that must be ancient tech.
Not necessarily, there are 8051 soft cores you can get for your FPGA/ASIC.
The phone I type it on has a 8051-compatible MCU in its touchscreen controller. These are everywhere.
Most of the USB mice and keyboards you can buy today have an 8051 core.
silicon labs still makes (very fast) 8051 cores. efm8sb are incredibly good for battery powered devices