San Jose, CA — (press release excerpt) — Hyundai Electronics America today announced its second generation of system-on-chip (SoC) solutions, the HMS7202. The HMS30C7202, which is supported by Embedded Linux, is suitable as a low-power, high-performance processor for Internet appliances, wireless Internet terminals, PDAs, smart cellular phones, and music players.

The 7202 is built around an ARM720T processor with an 8 KB unified cache. HMS7202 features an SDRAM controller, four UARTs, USB interface, IrDa interface, 640 x 480 pixel STN/TFT LCD controller, five-channel 10-bit ADC, keyboard controller interface, JTAG, audio DAC, three 32-bit timers, 32-bit real time clock, and includes sophisticated five-level power management.

 
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