Difference between PIC18F4431-I/P and -E/P


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    Quote Originally Posted by AndrewC View Post
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    Is it as simple as ?
    "I means industrial temperature range, and E means extended temperature range" ?
    Yep...that's just about it. According to the datasheet, one is apparently just a bit more 'robust' than the other. Whether there are actually some big engineering changes or not, I don't know. I order whatever is cheaper

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    The errata datasheet for that PIC, DS80239A, shows the differences in the range of Vdd between the industrial and the extended versions.
    But again...whether there are major engineering changes internally or if the Extended versions just test better, I don't know.
    Last edited by skimask; - 18th December 2008 at 17:14.

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