Why does my EZ-KIT Lite include an ADSP-BF535 DSP? I didn't order the BF535 EZ-KIT Lite.
Why does my EZ-KIT Lite include an ADSP-BF535 DSP? I didn't order the BF535 EZ-KIT Lite.
sanjaac wrote:
Ok, but why was this decision taken? The BF535 is a beast (in the best possible meaning), so was it a cost reason, a performance reason, or maybe a marketing the reason, the one that moved ADI to put a BF535 as Debug Agent?
Due to the introduction of the European RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) directive the Analog Devices CROSSCORE
Development Tools product line redesigned all hardware products to comply with the directive. As the Cypress part was not ROHS compliant a change to use the BF535 was taken.
More information on RoHS is available on the Analog Devices web site: www.analog.com/leadfree
sanjaac wrote:
Ok, but why was this decision taken? The BF535 is a beast (in the best possible meaning), so was it a cost reason, a performance reason, or maybe a marketing the reason, the one that moved ADI to put a BF535 as Debug Agent?
Due to the introduction of the European RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) directive the Analog Devices CROSSCORE Development Tools product line redesigned all hardware products to comply with the directive. As the Cypress part was not ROHS compliant a change to use the BF535 was taken.
More information on RoHS is available on the Analog Devices web site: www.analog.com/leadfree
