yes, i think so... I need possibly more than 9 bit precision. What i am try=
ing to do is digital control of an analog audio vco. I need veeeeery low no=
ise ;) I know that some brands, like Dave smith instruments use 8 bit preci=
sion for vcf cutoff and even pitch wheel (in older instruments). I want mor=
e. I wanted to avoid PWM. In that case I would have used a third order butt=
erworth vcvs to have about 0,5-1 mVpp noise, but i wanted to try something =
else. But, at this point, i guess i'll stay on pwm :/=20
Thank you all!

> Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2012 12:25:30 +0100
> From: jan-erik.soderholm@telia.com
> To: piclist@mit.edu
> Subject: Re: [PIC] or others... Are there any DIP microcontroller with an=
alog	outputs?
>=20
> Jacopo Monegato wrote 2012-02-15 12:03:
> >
> > Hi there, I was looking for microcontrollers with analog outputs, to
> > reduce board size, instead of using 3-4 DACs. Google found for me some
> > interesting micros form analog devices, but all of them are in LFCSP
> > package, 5-6mm squares. Since I am a DIYer i wanted to use DIP packages=
,
> > also because i have never soldered anything smaller than DIP :( do you
> > know any DIP micro with analog outputs??
> >
> > Jacopo Monegato
>=20
> Yes. Some newer (16F-) PICs has a 5 bit DAC.
> And at the high end, I think the dsPIC's has "better" DACs.
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