Thank you Olin,

It is very hard to pick the differences when there are so many chips in 
the lineup now days. I have ordered some 18F1320 and are looking forward 
to playing with the 18 series instruction set.

regards

Lee McLaren

Olin Lathrop wrote:

> Lee McLaren wrote:
>
>> I have read through the ICD2 manuals but can't find a list of supported
>> chips, I am looking at buying some 18 pin micros for general use like
>> say the 16f628 etc and I want to be able to use the ICD2 to debug and
>> program, what is a good chip to keep on the shelf for the one off
>> projects? I normally use a DIP package, the cost is not really important
>> and I would prefer to have A/D, Serial and PWM in case I need them.
>
>
> Probably the 18F1320 is what you want.  It's the biggest bestest PIC 
> in a 18
> pin package.  One other possibility is the 16F88.  It's the fullest 
> feature
> 16 family PIC in a 18 pin package.  The 18F1320 is a bit more capable in
> most dimensions except that the 16F88 has some comparators which the 
> '1320
> doesn not.  I would stick with the '1320 except if you really think 
> you need
> those comparators.
>
>
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