Product category: Embedded Computing and Control
News Release from: Rabbit Semiconductor | Subject: RabbitFlex
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 6 April 2006
Platform promises quick
route to custom boards
The RabbitFlex product platform offers an innovative, patent pending process for creating and manufacturing customised boards
Newly released by Rabbit Semiconductor, the RabbitFlex product platform offers an innovative, patent pending process for creating and manufacturing customised boards. Customers who use RabbitFlex are empowered to design unique, board level solutions by first using an intuitive web interface called the RabbitFlex Configurator.
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 6 April 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Via this web interface, customers create their designs by choosing from a generous array of available board options including Ethernet, RS232, RS485, RabbitNet, as well as a host of analogue and digital I/O circuits.
All of these configurations are saved into a customer specific design ID, which is then processed and ordered completely free from NRE charges or setup fees.
A streamlined manufacturing process results in custom product built and shipped from the factory within an unprecedented 5 working days.
Embedded designers will immediately recognise RabbitFlex as the quick-turn solution for their prototyping needs as well a cost effective platform to satisfy their production requirements.
Programming the RabbitFlex platform is supported by the industry-proven Dynamic C software development system, which compliments the entire Rabbit product line.
Unique to the industry, the benefit of highly integrated hardware and software from Rabbit substantially reduces development time and cost.
In addition, Rabbit developers do not need costly in-circuit emulators - programming is accomplished simply by connecting an interface cable from a PC to the RabbitFlex programming connector.
One-off pricing for RabbitFlex boards ranges from $149.00 to $279.00, depending on customer configuration.
First time development is supported with a RabbitFlex Tool Kit priced at $199.00, which includes a complete development software package, product documentation, programming cable and accessories.
An optional LCD/keypad accessory kit is also available for only $69.00.
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