Joshua,
I was going to suggest the PICLIST but I noticed you beat me to it. :)

These people form a committee, draw a cct and write the software for you. :)
If they don't I have ideas, but I'll leave you to it. I think this is the
best approach that is, posting to the list, instead of seeking out an
individual. There are a lot of good people with good ideas on the list.
Grab the best of it with both hands.

Don...


/On Wed, 25 Sep 1996, Joshua Woods wrote:

> Hi Don,
>
>       I was wondering if you could help me out...
>
>       I am working on  a design, using a PIC16C74.
>
>   I need 128Kbytes of Non-Volatilie storage, and 64Kbytes of Program
> storage.
>
> Can you suggest some options. I may have to use serial EEPROM for the
> 128Kbytes of storage, however I think serial EEPROM will be to slow for
> Program storage.
>
> My plan was to use the 4K of EPROM on the OTP version of the PIC to
> execute code on the external FLASH or EEPROM?
>
> any help would be greatfull, or maybe you know of someone that could
> help me out.
>
>
> Thanks Don.
>
>
> Joshua Woods
>

Don McKenzie donmck@labyrinth.net.au
DonTronics Tullamarine, Australia
http://www.labyrinth.net.au/~donmck

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