At 04:02 PM 4/21/2014, you wrote:
>I have done a couple of small project but need help in finding a chip
>for a new project.
>
>I need 4 inputs and 4 out puts. The inputs will be switches and 3 of the
>outputs will be indicator LEDs.  The 4th out put will run a small motor.
>
>What I need help with is what is the smallest PIC Chip I can get by with
>
>requirement
>Must be  5Volt
>need DIP. ( I do not have surface mount abilities)
>
>Bob

Maybe PIC16F1503-I/P, which has BOR built-in, optional internal oscillator,
3.5K flash, DIP-14 and 82 cents in 25's. Also has ADC, but no internal EEPR=
OM.

Try using the selection guide on Microchip's website or the parametric sear=
ch
engines at distributors such as Digikey.

http://www.microchip.com/ParamChartSearch/chart.aspx?branchID=3D1005
http://www.digikey.com

Sometimes it's better to pick a more capable chip that you can use in many
applications, especially if the numbers are relatively small.

Eg. PIC16F1824-I/P (runs at 32MHz, DIP-14, 7K flash,  EEPROM) 1.19/25
  or PIC18F13K22-I/P (runs at 64MHz, DIP-20, 8K flash, EEPROM, 18 core) 1.7=
8/25


--sp

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