Flite's Microprocessor Trainers

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Flite Specialises in Microprocessor Trainers and has pioneered the latest cutting edge technology since the company was first formed. The latest MicroProfessor Training System has been one of Flite's top systems since its first ever release in 1981.

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Flite's Micro Professor MPF-1B Z80 Training System

8-bit microprocessor training system based on Zilog Z80 CPU with built-in hexadecimal keypad and display.

Flite's FLT-68K 68000 Training System

16-bit microprocessor trainer designed to introduce students to the industry standard microprocessor for industrial control applications, the Motorola 68000 CPU.

Flite's FLT-86 8086 Training System

16-bit microprocessor trainer ideal for computer science courses where a detailed low-level study of the popular 8086 microprocessor is required.

Flite's FLT-32 8032/51 Training System

8-bit microcontroller training system based on the industry standard 8051 single chip computer.

Flite's 68EC020 Training System

32-bit microprocessor trainer based on the Motorola 68EC020 CPU, ideal for advanced computer and electronic engineering courses.

Flite's PIC Trainer

Comprehensive PIC microcontroller training package designed around an all-in-one PIC programmer and experiment board.

Flite's CPLD/FPGA Trainer

Following in the footsteps of the popular PAL Trainer, Flite Electronics are pleased to announce the development of their new CPLD/FPGA Trainer. Like the PAL Trainer, the CPLD/FPGA Trainer is a complete programmable logic training solution - hardware, software and full documentation are all supplied.

Flite PCI Trainer

The PCI Trainer from Flite Electronics comprises a PCI bus expansion card, an experiment unit, three additional plug-on experiment modules, and a 68-way link cable.