At 22:13 1998-03-14 PST, you wrote:
>Did y'all notice that motorola recently announced "the first" OTP
>microcontroller to sell for less than $0.50 (in large quantities, <$1 in
>small quantities.)  It's a 68HC05 varient with 16 pins (10 IOs), not as
>(pin) efficient as a 12C508, but moderately interesting.  The way I read
>the selection matrix, this is actually a MORE capable version of their
>previous low-end 6805, but I might be missing something since I'm not
>overly familiar with their oddish numbering scheme.
>
>BillW
>
 Recently??
Except the price it sounds like the 68HC05K1.
I bught and used them in 1992. Very friendly and easy to program.
Also the cheapest development kit around those days.
Data: 0.5 Kbyte ROM, 32 byte RAM, 8+2 bit I/O, NMI input, Watchdog, 8-bit
timer w. prescaler.
Maybe this is a new low-price version?
Please tell me more!
/Morgan
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