The distributor, Insight (http://www.ikn.com) has had these for me in
the past;  Try http://www.findchips.com/ for searching for most any IC,
it's a nice search engine.

  Mark

Adam Bryant wrote:
>
> I have recently been doing some investigation of the ATMEL AT90S1200
> microprocessor and have decided to add it to my arsenal.  (I'll still use
> PIC's for most stuff!).  Is there a PIClist equivalent for the AVR
> processors?  How about free/shareware C compilers?  Sources? Jameco?
> Digikey?
>
> If you haven't looked at the AVR processors, you should.  Some of the
> features that intruiged me:
>
> - ICSP without a 12V power source.
> - Serial programming via a simple parallel port hookup. (No complicated
> programmer hardware, although you do need a parallel programmer and a 12V
> supply if you want to change certain configuration bits).
> - An instruction set that includes single cycle register to register
> instructions.
>
> Like any set of tools I can see places where the AVR would be the right
> tool to use and places where the PIC is the correct choice.  It doesn't
> hurt to know what options are out there.
>
> Adam Bryant (age 0x23)
> adamdb@juno.com
> Parker, CO, USA
> Robotics, RC Airplanes, anything using a PIC
>
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