> Interestingly, Mchip's 'old'
> USB low cost peripheral chip the PIC16C745, is used by many makers, inclu=
ding
> Velleman (in kits like K8055 - an IO expander), and Microchip (in some of=
 their
> low cost development boards). Besides being OTP only, with no JW version =
for
> development, it costs almost twice as much as a PIC18F14J50. USB is murde=
r by
> complexity, imho.

There used to be a JW part, I have one. Microchip may have dropped it from =
their line as the 16C745 parts are now deprecated I believe, in favour of t=
he bottom end 18F USB parts. But then who would want to use the 16C part an=
yway, it is USB1.1 low speed only, where the 16F parts are all USB2 low and=
 full speed.
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