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Bangalore, May 22

Freescale Semiconductor has introduced an 8-bit microcontroller for traditional electro-mechanical designs and portable applications ranging from motor control to use-and-toss health care products.

This low-power, high-performance microcontroller is ideal for traditional electro-mechanical designs and can efficiently power small appliances such as toys, lighting, exercise equipment, watches, calorimeters, security systems, fan and temperature control, and hundreds of other general-market applications. "Targeted at the electromechanical or `mechatronics' market, the tiny KA offers increased design possibilities to India's growing electronics industry," said Sanjeev Keskar, Country Manager - Sales, Freescale Semiconductor India Pvt. Ltd.

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