Hi.

 > Since that chip is obsolete...

It's not. Microchip says "In Production".

But if you'd like to change anyway, I would think that the
information and selection tools available at Microchip
would be a more natural way then Google.


Regards,
Jan-Erik.

David C Brown wrote 2014-11-14 17:14:
> I am resurrecting a design which uses PIC16F87.   Since that chip is
> obsolete what is the best drop in replacement.  (Yes I have googled but n=
ot
> got very satisfactory answers)
>
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