Bob Ammerman wrote...

>To comment on my own comment...
>
>Although you can characterize the chips as they are right now, that may not
>hold after they age under bias and temperature for days, months, years or
>decades.

I'd love to see some good data on component aging.  I've heard that
components age; but other than opto stuff and aluminum electrolytic caps
I've never encountered it--one payback, perhaps, from designing very
conservatively.

Other than EEPROM write endurance, do PICs age in any significant way?

Dave D.

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