> > ok, if it's that easy I might be talked into doing it.  Would I do
> > 16f628 or 16f628A?  Not sure what the difference is between those
> > with/without the A.. just an update of some sort?
> 
> Do the 16F648A.  It's the same thing with twice the program 
> memory.  This
> extra memory can be completely ignored if you don't use it, 
> but then you'll
> have chips around with more depth for future projects.

But do check your programming software for 628A/648A support. For you as
user the 628 and 628A/648A are almost identical, but for the programmer
software they are different. Same for the 16F877 and the 16F877A. 

Wouter van Ooijen

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