On 23/07/2010 1:46 PM, ivp wrote:
>> Is there such a thing as a popular (economical&  readily available)
>> chip that I should look at?
>>      
> For general purpose use you might look at successors to familiar 16F
> chips. The 18F4520 (40 pin), 18F2520 (28 pin), 18F1320 (18 pin) for
> example. Then there are those with added features such as USB and
> higher operating speed, like the 18F4550, 18F2550
>    

The 18F1320 has a quite different pinout. If there were one that was pin 
compatible (ports & uart pins) with 16F88, I could have a go at porting 
an existing project over.
David...

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