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Open Low-Cost 32-bit Microcontroller based on Transputer Technology for a New Generation of Automotive Applications

Objective

The O'TAU project aims to explore the potential of exploiting the re-usable macro core (RMC) methodology and technology to produce the first efficient and low cost fully European 32-bit microcontroller and associated development tools for automotive applications.

The main objectives of the project are to:

- Identify and specify the macrocells to embed into the O'TAU microcontroller. This will be done after studying the requirement of the next generation of automotive applications.
- Design and test the macrocells, which will be added to the TRMC library. All the architectural choices will be oriented towards cost minimisation
- Manufacture and test the O'TAU microcontroller chip.
- Produce development tools for easing the O'TAU micro-controller application development. These tools will include an O'TAU development system (both hardware and software).
- Produce an automotive application including an O'TAU-based breadboard.

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Coordinator

GIE PSA PEUGEOT CITROEN (EX GIE PSA ETUDES ET RECHERCHES)
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AVE. DE LA GRANDE ARMEE, 75
75116 PARIS
France

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