News Release

2008

May. 12, 2008: “advicePRO” supports Tensilica’s 32bit microprocessor, “Xtensa LX”
Xtensa LX2 and Diamond will be supported subsequently
Mar. 13, 2008: Yokogawa Digital Computer and EXARTECH International Sign Distribution Agreement
Starting from March, EXARTECH International starts to distribute Yokogawa Digital Computer’s next generation ICE (In-Circuit Emulator), “advicePRO” in Taiwan

Sep. 22, 2004: Yokogawa Digital Computer teams up with Freescale Semiconductor to provide the Starter Kit for development on Windows CE. The Starter Kit is the combination of YDC's evaluation platform A-plat for Freescale Semiconductor's i.MX (ARM920T), BSP and Windows CE .NET.
Sep. 15, 2004: Release of Windows CE Starter Kit; Yokogawa Digital Computer (YDC) announces release of the Starter Kit for application development on Windows CE environments, which combines YDC's platform A-plat for Freescale Semiconductor's i.MX, BSP and Windows CE .NET.
Sep. 15, 2004: Microsoft chooses YDC as a Microsoft Windows Embedded Partner (WEP). Joining the WEP Program, YDC is committed to supplying the complete development solutions to the customers in the further advanced stage.
June 30, 2004: YDC teams up with Enea Embedded Technology to provide the highly reliable and highly safe RTOS solutions by combining YDC's evaluation platform A-plat with Enea's RTOS Technology OSE.
Feb. 5, 2004: Yokogawa Electric and Yokogawa Digital Computer jointly announce the release of the AX200 - the world's first protocol analyzer dedicated for use with SD Memory Cards.

May 20, 2003: YDC releases advicePOCKET, a compact JTAG debugger of high cost-performance.
May 9, 2003: YDC and Telelogic Japan join forces to integrate YDC's advidePLUS® and Telelogic's Telelogic Tau® SDL Suite.; The new integration package realizes source-level debug of the SDL, enabling software and hardware debug using a target system without a library for debug, and is released today.
Apr. 11, 2003: YDC releases U-COP Programmer, a new lineup of its Flash Microcomputer Programmer, NET IMPRESS.; U-COP (Universal CAN Open Protocol) Programmer employs CAN, a network protocol widely used in the automotive industry, and supports processor-independent flash programming.
Apr. 9, 2003: advicePLUS and eBinder are now linked.; YDC and eSOL jointly release the new product "eBinder for ARM advicePLUS option", which realizes a linked operation of YDC's JTAG emulator "advicePLUS" and eSOL's development suite for RTOS-based system.

Nov. 20, 2002: YDC employs Motorola's Dragon Ball MX1 for T-Engine.; YDC and Motorola agree to release the ubiquitous computing platform "T-Engine" for DragonBall MX1. T-Engine is the real-time system development platform of the eTRON architecture proposed by Professor Ken Sakamura of Tokyo University, while DragonBall MX1 is Motorola's ARM-RISC-based microprocessor for hand-held computers. T-Engine for DragonBall MX1 is expected to be widely used as the development system in various fields including software developent before completion of a target board.
Nov. 19, 2002: YDC and Yokogawa release the world's first Memory Stick Protocol Analyzer.
June 19, 2002: YDC and ELT, Inc. to release jointly developed the in-circuit emulator "advicePLUS for MontaVista Linux".; The advicePLUS for MontaVista Linux is a debug solution that enables debugging Linux Kernel and Plug-in module on a Windows platform.