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Nearly the end of 2007 and I want to get back into PICS
16F628 @ 1 , 16F88 @ 1.9(*price of 628) 16F873 @ 2.1 , 16F877 @ 2.9 and the USB 18F4550 @ 3x.
Is the 628 still a drop in for the 84, or is the 88 a better bet to invest a few?.
18F4550 is tempting, but I can't choose between that , the 877 , and the AVR MEGA8-16 @ 0.8 (price of 628).
And my f84 programmer was dos based and is in pieces.
I want to know , though, the best drop in for the F84- F628?-or F88?
James Newton replies: I think it's a toss up and depends more on what sort of development you want to do in the future. If USB is important, go with that, and so on.+
This is making use of the pins own internal capacitance and would be more reliable with a small cap between the pin and ground. At that point you basically have an RC circuit such as is used in a sigma-delta A to D converter or the POT command used in the BASIC STAMP.+
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Good Point. I've updated the page to reflect that. I'm still a bit concerned that the code changes in the 18F series may prevent beninners from makeing use of the wealth of existing code for the smaller cores.
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replies: The archive is also inaccessable - its tells you: "We're sorry, access to http://www.bubblesoftonline.com has been blocked by the site owner via robots.txt"+
You might try http://web.archive.org/*/http://www.picnpoke.com
Bert van Dam Says:
http://members.home.nl/b.vandam/lonely/index.html Has lot's of information including a 'Getting started'and 'Tutorial' section for beginners using JAL as PIC language. Also contains may pages for intermediate and experts.
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