Vasile Surducan wrote:
> Michael,
> For a romanian I'll say: use the pic you can buy one.
> Fortunately you are not, so knowing well your introductory
> issue for  PIC16F84, I'll say to try PIC12F675 + 74HC595
> for expandable outputs ( I heard there is already an 18 pin
> equivalent on the market ) or an 16F628 and around this
> chip you may build ( quite ) easy an AD converter.
>
> On Mon, 16 Dec 2002, michael brown wrote:
> > I haven't posted here for a while, but I'm starting a new
> > project and need help choosing a PIC.
> >
.
> > ...  The application is automotive, so power
> > saving, etc... are not important.  ...  Volume is low, so cost
> > is not critical. Just need a 16F type with about 18 pins and
> > ADC.

   Olin was right as usually: If you do value your time - you
should invest your time appropriately: choose 28 pin 18FXXXX.
   18F experience will serve you later. You have no option
not to choose 18F, in fact.

   Mike.

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