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  1. - 6th May 2007, 20:18 #21
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    Hi, Skimask

    Q1) Here is an excerpt ( joined ) ... Peu found it also ... If not in the latest datasheets, might we think the new devices have been modified ???

    Q2) I must experiment ... T2 overflow is to try ... Honestly, I would use a SMD 16F628,648,88 or ??, instead, if size is a really a problem ( LOL !!! )

    R3) It's the most logical solution ...

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