Peter Johansson wrote:

>William Chops Westfield writes:
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>>So who's going to implement a "USB Stamp"?  Smallish USB controller,
>>like the above, and an eeprom for "program storage"; download your
>>interpretable bytecodes into eeprom via USB, and include USBin and
>>USBout "instructions" for each of the possible endpoints?
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>There are a few people making FTDI USB -> TTL (serial and parallel)
>solutions on DIP headers, but at $20-$30/ea they aren't cheap.
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There's also a firm that makes a one chip solution (includes FTDI, Xtal, 
memory etc),
I think this was in the range of 6...10 Euro !!
I cann't remember it's name (maybe I do after sending this mail ;-)
 but there was something with an X in it ??

>I think everyone else has just been waiting anxiously for the PIC18F
>devices with USB support to hit the shelves.  Either that, or the
>Atmel AT91SAM7 series, which just might become my universal hobby chip
>of choice...
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And hope that they'll support the same quality PC-drivers as FTDI !!

Stef Mientki

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