e heard.
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> You may want to try Digi-Key (1-800-344-4439).  That temperature range will
> be pushing the specs.  So, you probably will need to go to some of the
> crystal manufactures, such as CTS, Epson of AMerica or ECS.  Sounds
> like a military temperature range??
> By the way the official operating specs for the pic chip is 0 to 70 C.
>
> Mike
>

>extended temperature version of the 16c64.  I think that they work in the -40
>to
>105 C range.  Since I've already written a mess of code for it, can someone
>verify this?

>Yours,

>Derrick Early



Hallo Derrick!


The 16C64, as far as I understand,will be available in extended temp.
Initially I think that Industrial is the one Microchip will put thru.
It has -40 - +85 C as it_s limits. The one you are looking for is the "E" temp
which is Automotive temprange going from -40 to +125 C and that one will be
early 1995 or something.

 /Johan, FAE Sales Sweden