At 07:33 AM 6/22/2004 -0700, you wrote:
>I need direct control I/O rather than using an I2C or shift register
>(already using a 16bit I2C for some other things) for controlling various
>FETs and feedbacks.  The additional I/O is also being required for future
>expansion as well.
>
>So the F6525 seems like a good choice?

I've used the F8520 in a couple of instrument designs recently... really
nice having those 80 pins, and the cost is pretty reasonable if the 16Kx16
code memory is enough for you.

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