ask about an interface for ethernet

• Jan 15, 2005

• #1

M

masoudk_81

Junior Member level 3

Joined

Jan 2, 2005

Messages

28

Helped

4

Reputation

8

Reaction score

0

Trophy points

1,281

Activity points

314

hi everybody

I need to know a low cost interface between microcontroller and a backbone that
supports ethernet. I would be glad if sombodey introduce me with a low cost IC for interfacing microcontroller or a low cost microcontroller that supports ethernet

sincerely yours
masoud

 

• Jan 15, 2005

• #2

J

jshroff

Advanced Member level 4

Joined

Apr 30, 2004

Messages

115

Helped

14

Reputation

28

Reaction score

0

Trophy points

1,296

Activity points

935

Hi Look on **broken link removed**

This is an ethernet interface for micro's very easy to implement. Also EDTP sells a number of ethernet interfaces for micros, very reasonable prices

Jay

 

• Jan 18, 2005

• #3

S

sefton

Member level 2

Joined

Dec 26, 2004

Messages

48

Helped

2

Reputation

4

Reaction score

1

Trophy points

1,288

Activity points

524

Check this out : **broken link removed**

 

• Jan 19, 2005

• #4

I

irfansyah

Advanced Member level 4

Joined

Dec 29, 2004

Messages

106

Helped

9

Reputation

18

Reaction score

1

Trophy points

1,298

Location

New South Wales

Activity points

1,124

Maybe you should check this:
h**p://www.digi-ware.com/img/d/SitePlayer.PDF

It is an Embedded Ethernet Web Server Coprocessor Module. It can be connected to any simple microcontrollers using serial interface. I never tried it though

 

• Jan 19, 2005

• #5

glenjoy

Banned

Joined

Jan 1, 2004

Messages

962

Helped

72

Reputation

146

Reaction score

20

Trophy points

1,298

Location

Philippines

Activity points

0

Try the Zilog Ez80 Embedded Webservers, or contact me.

 

• Jan 19, 2005

• #6

J

jcding1980

Member level 1

Joined

Jan 9, 2005

Messages

36

Helped

1

Reputation

2

Reaction score

0

Trophy points

1,286

Location

Singapore

Activity points

393

Hi.

I came across this Taiwan website selling module for connection to ethernet or internet. Maybe you can have a look there.

https://www.tcpipweb.com.tw/english/eproducts.htm

Hope this helps.

 

• Jan 19, 2005

• #7

T

techie

Advanced Member level 3

Joined

Feb 5, 2002

Messages

839

Helped

58

Reputation

116

Reaction score

9

Trophy points

1,298

Location

Pakistan

Activity points

7,805

UIP by adam dunkels is the smallest TCP/IP stack that I have seen. I have used it successfully on a single chip 8051 W/O external RAM.

 

• May 26, 2005

• #8

A

agha

Member level 3

Joined

Mar 25, 2005

Messages

61

Helped

0

Reputation

0

Reaction score

0

Trophy points

1,286

Activity points

1,788

Hi
I know MC9S12NE64 motorola S12 series microcontroller with $9.30 that can help you for your need. see www.freescale.com for good driver and application note about it.

 

• May 28, 2005

• #9

F

feiutm9898

Full Member level 4

Joined

May 31, 2004

Messages

224

Helped

4

Reputation

8

Reaction score

0

Trophy points

1,296

Location

Singapore

Activity points

2,027

Check the Ethernet IC at www.edtp.com

 

• May 28, 2005

• #10

A

amjad

Full Member level 5

Joined

Dec 29, 2002

Messages

273

Helped

9

Reputation

18

Reaction score

5

Trophy points

1,298

Activity points

2,291

check zworld's developement kit rabbit core RCM3200 based on Rabbit3000 processor.

**broken link removed**

 

• May 29, 2005

• #11

B

btbass

Advanced Member level 5

Joined

Jul 20, 2001

Messages

1,896

Helped

438

Reputation

880

Reaction score

288

Trophy points

1,363

Location

Oberon

Activity points

12,887

Microchip have just released a new 28 pin ethernet IC with an SPI interface. It also has 8K of onboard ram. ENC28J60, this looks very interesting. It has some nice touches like automatic CRC calculations.
I am trying to get hold of a couple of samples but it has only just been released.

 

• May 29, 2005

• #12

M

MADURAN

Member level 3

Joined

Dec 31, 1999

Messages

57

Helped

7

Reputation

14

Reaction score

5

Trophy points

1,288

Location

Romania

Activity points

421

You can try XPORT from Lantronix. The price is not small but the device offers a large number of applications.
The WLAN solution is WIPORT. It has two high speed serial ports.

https://www.lantronix.com/device-networking/embedded-device-servers/xport.html

 

• May 30, 2005

• #13

I

irfansyah

Advanced Member level 4

Joined

Dec 29, 2004

Messages

106

Helped

9

Reputation

18

Reaction score

1

Trophy points

1,298

Location

New South Wales

Activity points

1,124

Before i mentioned this already, but i havent tried it back then.

Now i have used the siteplayer (www.siteplayer.com), and it's not bad. it is an embedded web server with an 8051 microcontroller on it. it has serial and SPI interface, as well as several IO ports. it helped us save time, so we can concentrate on our main project.

Anyone knows a better/cheaper one?