Sorry, that should be "Flash", not "Flast".  :)

Bill.

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Although I've been developing software for 17 years now, I'm new to PIC
programming and my experience with electronics has thus far been limited to
extremely simple circuits.  As a result, I know very little about what
different types of components are available.

I'm looking at developing a small PIC-based data logger that will store the
recorded data (at a maximum rate of ~20 bytes/sec) to some type of
non-volatile memory, which should be at least 64kbytes in size.  Someone
recently posted a link to a great article on interfacing a PIC to compact
flash memory cards, which I do plan on doing in the near future, but those
are overkill for this application and they would use way too many pins.

What are my options?  Are there small flash (or some other non-volatile mem
technology) components that are SIMPLE to address and require a small number
of pin connections?

Thanks in advance for any help!

Bill.

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