At 11.46 2011.09.06, you wrote:
>> > Espeically since I don't use PIC16's in any 'new' projects anymore.
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>> Good concept. I'll check out the new PIC18s. Never used anything but my
>> stock of 18F2620s. They're getting a bit dated now, it seems, especially
>> compared to the flashy new 18Fs.
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>> Loving the dsPIC33FJ128GP802 as well.
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>It's getting to a point where the small PIC24 devices can be the entry=20
>level, instead of 16 or 18 series. They go down to 20 pins on some models =
IIRC.

This one is small (14 pins), fast, beautiful, and as cheap as a 12F:

PIC24F04KA200-I/ST (TSOP)

PIC24F04KA200-I/P (PDIP)

I see it great for power management, motor control, video stuff and more to=
ys.


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