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'advantages of the PIC'
1999\08\28@094942
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Raul Sulla Torres
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<DIV><FONT color=#000000 size=2>Friends <BR>I am making a work on
the PICs. <BR>Where can find theory of the advantages of the
microcontroladores PIC in comparison with other types of microcontroladores of
other families <BR>greetings <BR>Raúl
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1999\08\28@100435
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Francisco Armenta
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Hi Raul
Ypu can consult the datasheet of any PIC, in the first section of
datasheet is a description of features of PIC'S.
The adventage over other mivro's can be:
1. A few set of instructions, for this the time of learning is low
2. Time of instruction low 1/4Fosc, is more fast that other, at the same
xtal frecuency
3. RISC architecture, this feature make possible have separate bus for
instruction and for date
4. whit separate bus for date and instruction you can have lengh
instruction of more the 8 bits, so the instruction is more powerful
5. Low cost of developed tool
6. Relative low cost against Motorola, Intel, National
Francisco Armenta
Raul Sulla Torres wrote:
> Friends
> I am making a work on the PICs.
> Where can find theory of the advantages of the microcontroladores PIC
> in comparison with other types of microcontroladores of other families
>
> greetings
> Raœl
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1999\08\30@122227
by
- KITS EDUCACIONAIS NACIONAIS
Raul Sulla Torres wrote:
>
> Friends
> I am making a work on the PICs.
> Where can find theory of the advantages of the microcontroladores PIC in comparison with other types of microcontroladores of other families
> greetings
> Raœl
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
I don't know if you will find these information...
1999\08\30@122230
by
- KITS EDUCACIONAIS NACIONAIS
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Francisco Armenta wrote:
>
> Hi Raul
>
> Ypu can consult the datasheet of any PIC, in the first section of
> datasheet is a description of features of PIC'S.
>
> The adventage over other mivro's can be:
>
> 1. A few set of instructions, for this the time of learning is low
> 2. Time of instruction low 1/4Fosc, is more fast that other, at the same
> xtal frecuency
> 3. RISC architecture, this feature make possible have separate bus for
> instruction and for date
> 4. whit separate bus for date and instruction you can have lengh
> instruction of more the 8 bits, so the instruction is more powerful
> 5. Low cost of developed tool
?????
> 6. Relative low cost against Motorola, Intel, National
?????
{Quote hidden}>
> Francisco Armenta
>
> Raul Sulla Torres wrote:
>
> > Friends
> > I am making a work on the PICs.
> > Where can find theory of the advantages of the microcontroladores PIC
> > in comparison with other types of microcontroladores of other families
> >
> > greetings
> > Raœl
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
1999\08\30@123930
by
Wagner Lipnharski
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> > Ypu can consult the datasheet of any PIC, in the first section of
> > datasheet is a description of features of PIC'S.
> > The adventage over other mivro's can be:
> > 1. A few set of instructions, for this the time of learning is low
> > 2. Time of instruction low 1/4Fosc, is more fast that other, at the same
> > xtal frecuency
> > 3. RISC architecture, this feature make possible have separate bus for
> > instruction and for date
> > 4. whit separate bus for date and instruction you can have lengh
> > instruction of more the 8 bits, so the instruction is more powerful
> > 5. Low cost of developed tool
> > 6. Relative low cost against Motorola, Intel, National
hmmm, for less than $5.00 you can have an Atmel At89S8252 development
package:
The 8051 equivalent with 256 bytes of internal RAM, 2k internal eeprom,
8k internal flash code memory, 3 Timers/Counters, UART, WDT, SPI
interface, accepts external memories (code/ram), 32 port pins, runs up
to 24MHz (2MIPS), $3.86 at NetBuy, 8051 free compiler at the Internet,
and the serial Flash programming using just 4 wires connected directly
to the PC printer port... need no special programmer... software
available for free at http://www.ustr.net ...
1999\08\30@143638
by
Stevens, Kurt
Isn't there a C compiler for this chip (8051)?
Kurt Stevens
{Quote hidden}> hmmm, for less than $5.00 you can have an Atmel At89S8252 development
> package:
> The 8051 equivalent with 256 bytes of internal RAM, 2k internal eeprom,
> 8k internal flash code memory, 3 Timers/Counters, UART, WDT, SPI
> interface, accepts external memories (code/ram), 32 port pins, runs up
> to 24MHz (2MIPS), $3.86 at NetBuy, 8051 free compiler at the Internet,
> and the serial Flash programming using just 4 wires connected directly
> to the PC printer port... need no special programmer... software
> available for free at
http://www.ustr.net ...
>
1999\08\30@143844
by
Stevens, Kurt
OOPS! just answered my own question. Found a link at:
http://www.ustr.net/files/sdc51.zip
Anyone used this with the ATMEL chip?
Kurt Stevens
{Quote hidden}> hmmm, for less than $5.00 you can have an Atmel At89S8252 development
> package:
> The 8051 equivalent with 256 bytes of internal RAM, 2k internal eeprom,
> 8k internal flash code memory, 3 Timers/Counters, UART, WDT, SPI
> interface, accepts external memories (code/ram), 32 port pins, runs up
> to 24MHz (2MIPS), $3.86 at NetBuy, 8051 free compiler at the Internet,
> and the serial Flash programming using just 4 wires connected directly
> to the PC printer port... need no special programmer... software
> available for free at
http://www.ustr.net ...
>
1999\08\30@144928
by
Wagner Lipnharski
Yes, C compiler for 8051 family is available since they invented horse
shoes... ;)
"Stevens, Kurt" wrote:
{Quote hidden}>
> Isn't there a C compiler for this chip (8051)?
>
> Kurt Stevens
>
> > hmmm, for less than $5.00 you can have an Atmel At89S8252 development
> > package:
> > The 8051 equivalent with 256 bytes of internal RAM, 2k internal eeprom,
> > 8k internal flash code memory, 3 Timers/Counters, UART, WDT, SPI
> > interface, accepts external memories (code/ram), 32 port pins, runs up
> > to 24MHz (2MIPS), $3.86 at NetBuy, 8051 free compiler at the Internet,
> > and the serial Flash programming using just 4 wires connected directly
> > to the PC printer port... need no special programmer... software
> > available for free at
http://www.ustr.net ...
> >
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