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Re: what is a good general purpose 18F part?
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Re: what is a good general purpose 18F part?
thanks, took a quick peek, looks nice
more program space than i can imagine using (hopefully) but you never know
will look over but for a lot of what i do the 28p SOIC package is just too big, maybe i will poke around for something in TSSOP
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Re: what is a good general purpose 18F part?
I like the 18F2xK22/18F4xK22 series.
Robert
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will look ...
i like the osc and the smaller packages, thanks
hey Robert a bit OT but i got that SMBus thing working real nicely with the standard PBP I2CWRITE / I2CREAD
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I also widly use the 18F26K22, 18F46K22, and the 18F67K22. I also love the 16F1825 for smaller projects...
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The thing about that is . . . as the features go up, so does the price. Choose the features you need, and get the best price you can, very important to commercial and non-wealthy users.
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