John J. McDonough wrote:
> If you are on a program of learning the PIC, I would suggest buying a
> 16F84 and a 16F628.

I don't agree with this philosophy, but that's been beat to death many times
here before.  However if you do go this route, at least use a 16F648A or
16F88 instead of the obsolete 16F628.  For low volume projects, it doesn't
make sense to save a few pennies for the slightly cheaper part with less
memory.  Also, if you want a 16F part with 40 pins, get the 16F877A instead
of the obsoleted (for new designs at least) 16F877.


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