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Freescale's S08 families help save cost, reduce board space, increase performance and improve quality by having everything on-chip. No longer are external components required, such as an external crystal, voltage regulator or EEPROM. With on-chip emulation and debug, changes can be made in application and in real-time, reducing development time. With the S08 CPU running at 40 MHz, MCUs are able to quickly accomplish a task and go back to sleep. Quick execution translates into power savings, which allows you to add more embedded content while keeping within your power budgets.

Multiple Stop modes, along with Wait and Standby modes, help achieve new thresholds in low-power performance under a variety of operating conditions. The S08 core allows efficient, compact, modular coding with full 16-bit stack-pointer and stack-relative addressing. This permits various instruction sizes and enables memory interface in multiple mechanisms and addressing modes. Plus, the object code is compatible with Freescale's legacy HC05 and HC08 cores.