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  1. - 16th September 2008, 07:39 #1
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    ok
    so how do you know if you have extended or industrial
    spec are not clear on this ?

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    The next to the last page of the data sheet tells how to identify the chip.
    18Fxxx = normal voltage
    18LFxxx= extended voltage

    If there is an "I" near the end of the number (I/P) it is industrial.
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    thanks for info
    i am using 18f2320 (i/sp)
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