Good idea - last time I have checked there was a huge shortage on the 2550,
not sure what is the situation right now?

Tamas



On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 7:21 PM, Oli Glaser <oli.glaser@talktalk.net> wrote:

> On 06/11/2010 18:19, Michael Watterson wrote:
> >    On 06/11/2010 17:31, Tamas Rudnai wrote:
> >> It is not a new thing. More or less flash disks are using this kind or
> >> connector already (see attachment).
> >>
> >> BTW: I believe this is a soft usb module on that AVR, which is very ha=
rd
> to
> >> do on a PIC.
> >>
> >> Tamas
> >>
> > Well a PIC18F2550 SMD isn't big and has USB. I've done USB on JAL on th=
e
> > PIC18F4550 and powered it + Graphics LCD from the USB.
> > But there may be better choice. the JALV2 USB libraries seem easy to us=
e
> > on 18Fxxxx and 18FxxJxx that has USB built in.
> >
> > So no-one have a preference on PIC 18F that has built in USB?
> >
> > What could you add to make it a more useful gift but still cheap enough
> > to give away?
> >
>
> Off the top of my head, I'd maybe use something like the 18F24J50. Not
> sure about what you could add to it, have to think about that one. Be
> nice if there was a similar software USB option for PICs..
>
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