12 bit or higher ADC on a PIC that works with PBP?

[Brandon]

Can someone list a few Pics that can do better then 10-bit ADC?
I am using 16f88 Pics now to monitor two Pots (on different pins) using the ADC command at 10-bits.
It's all great, (better then 8-bit) but I'd like something that can do 12-bit or better.

I checked all the Pic chips and I just can't tell which ones will work with PBP and have 12-bit ADCs that work. For example the Pic16f882 looks to have 12-bit ADCs but in the datasheet it only talks about 10-bit ADCs.

Thanks for any help,
Brandon

[paul borgmeier]

go here http://melabs.picbasic.com/Scripts/p....pl?action=adv
select 12 bits for the ADC resolution
Your answer will appear.

If you select the 16c774, make sure and read the errata. I used them years ago and they were not quite able to produce 12 bit resolution at the time ...

[Brandon]

Thanks Paul,

But I've used that utility, and one of the chips that comes up is the 16f882 as a 12-bit adc. But when I downloaded the datasheet for it, there is only mention of 10-bit ADC and 12-bit PWM.

I know there are other Pics that the search comes up with. And I guess what I am asking for is one or two Pics that people know will work at 12-bit with PBP with no problems.

Thanks again

[mister_e]

http://www.microchip.com/stellent/id...PAGE&nodeId=74

[Brandon]

Just to be really clear... I'm looking for actual Pic model numbers. Not just links to Microchips web site or big lists of chips.

Anyone ever use a Pic with 12bit ADCs with PBP?
What chip was it?
How well did it work in 12bit?

Thanks

[mister_e]

Sorry and welcome on the forum so far, but if you can't do a simple search for a part number, imagine how hard the coding will be... school work i guess?

first hit
PIC18F2423, PIC18F2523, PIC184423, PIC18F4523, datasheet : http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/e...Doc/39755B.pdf

it worked great