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Ethernut Mailing List

En-Nut-Announce
This moderated mailing informs you about recent updates and other interesting news about Nut/OS and Ethernut. Prefered language is English.

En-Nut-Discussion
Public forum of Ethernut and Nut/OS, Primarily intended to provide users a platform to meet with each other, exchange experience, and maintain contact with the developers. Prefered language is English.

Ethernut Board

egnite Software GmbH
developed the Ethernut Reference Design and offers commercial support. You can buy the pdf  Ethernut Starter Kit from them.

HW server offers a wide range of embedded systems. This company is also the official distributor of Ethernut boards in Czechoslovakia.

ImageCraft
developed the ICC-AVR compiler and is the official US distributor of the Ethernut Starter Kit, located in Palo Alto, CA.

Hudson Electronics
distributes the Ethernut Starter Kit in Australia.

www.call-direct.com.au
contributed the Ethernut PPP stack. The company designs, develops and implements remote monitoring solutions that allow customers to transfer data over the Cellular/Mobile Phone networks.

CDS Modules
offers a variety of products and services related to the automation of laboratory process based on the Ethernut Board. They are located in Scottsdale, AZ.

Mediaterm
offers an advanced system for CD record shops, which is based on the Ethernut design.

JDRichards Inc.
provides an add-on board for Ethernut with digital I/O.

Embedded Artists
uses Ethernut as an evaluation platform for InfraBed. InfraBed is a family of highly configurable software components for small resource-constraint embedded systems.

www.ethernet-mp3.de
presents Medianut, a MP3 Add-On for Ethernut. This site is also hosted by egnite Software GmbH.

www.f-l.de
Fischer Leiterplatten GmbH produces the Ethernut PCBs. Yes, the red board on the pile is the Ethernut. How weird our board ideas may grow, this company helped us to get it done in time.

www.dcecom.de
DCE Computer Service GmbH is doing the stuffing and soldering. Visit their site and see Ethernut 1.3 surfing on the solder wave. Mr. Dellert, who runs the company, helps a lot to refine the board layout. If you ever need something very special in BGA design, he is the expert to ask.




Hardware Parts

Atmel Corporation is the producer of those great ATmega Microcontrollers.
pdf ATmega128 data sheet

VLSI Solution Oy designed the innovative VS1001K MP3 decoder.
pdf VS1001K data sheet

Realtek Semiconductor Corp. manufactures the RTL8019AS Ethernet Controller.
pdf RTL8019AS data sheet

Asix Corp. manufactures another NE2000 compatible Ethernet Controller, but this chip additionally supports 100 Mbps.
pdf AX88796L data sheet

Standard Microsystems Corp. offers a 10/100 Mbps Ethernet Controller with ISA Interface, available for industrial temperature ranges.
pdf LAN91C111 data sheet


C Compiler

AVRfreaks.net is a very good information resource for AVR microcontrollers. An easy to install GNU C Compiler for Windows is available for download.

ETH Zürich offers the latest binary distribution of the GNU C Compiler for Linux.

ImageCraft Commercial C compiler for quality code generation wrapped in an easy-to-use modern GUI Development Environment.


Other 8-Bit TCP/IP Board Schematics

http://www.embedded-inet.com/ Tiny PPP module with ATmega323. Includes a GSM application.

http://web51.hw-server.com/ Web51 uses an Intel x51 compatible processor and the Realtek RTL8019AS network controller. This site is packed with very useful information.

http://www.embeddedethernet.com/ A small expansion board to connect embedded microcontrollers to 10baseT Ethernet.

http://www.picoweb.net/ The PicoWeb Server is a fully functional, Ethernet-based, programmable Web server resident on a printed-circuit board about the size of a standard business card.


Other Open Source TCP/IP Stacks

http://dunkels.com/adam/uip/ uIP - A free small TCP/IP implementation for 8- and 16-bit microcontrollers by Adam Dunkels.

http://ucsu.colorado.edu/~chenf/ 8051WEB is an embedded web server running on top of the uIP TCP/IP stack developed by Adam Dunkels. 8051WEB is ported from uIP by Fajun Chen.

http://digilander.iol.it/ffumi/ This is the first implementaion of a TCP/IP stack on the Casio Pocket Viewer, realized by porting to the PV platform and OS the uIP.

http://www.informatik.fh-hamburg.de/~christ_o/ Cool! TCP/IP for Lego Mindstorm.

http://www.sics.se/~adam/lwip/ The focus of the lwIP TCP/IP implementation is to reduce the RAM usage while still having a full scale TCP. This makes lwIP suitable for use in embedded systems with tenths of kilobytes of free RAM and room for around 40 kilobytes of code ROM.

uC/IP (pronounced mew-kip) is a project to develop free TCP/IP/PPP stack for uC/OS. The code is based on BSD code and carries the BSD licence. By Guy Lancaster.

eAVR is a group project for the development of GPL'd ethernet communication libraries for Atmel AVR microcontrollers. By Jason Kyle.

Liquorice aims to provide a reliable, high performance, environment for embedded application development. It's a complete new design by Dave Hudson. Unfortunately this interesting project has come to a halt, but the latest release, dated 10/18/2000, is still available for download.


RTOS And TCP/IP Information

http://www.eventhelix.com/RealtimeMantra/
Realtime Mantra highlights the key issues in real-time system design. It also covers real-time design patterns and issues in complex software design.