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Originally Posted by velocipenguin
Might I suggest switching to a PIC 16F628? It has almost the same pinout as the 16F84 and can be programmed with the same hardware, but has a hardware USART, D/A conversion, more I/O lines, and a lot more program memory. For some reason, it's also cheaper.
I rather suspect a 16F84 will choke on something that complex. You won't be able to use interrupts to deal with the wheel encoders, because the 16F84 only has one external interrupt line. Are you using digital gyros, or analog ones with a pile of serial ADCs?
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as i have it now, there are 3 protoboards, 2 wirewraps and a white breadboard with 2 pic 16f84's (one intrupts per) and a basic stamp 2. its tearably iniffecent, and can only be polled about twice a second.
i am extrealy eager to learn how to do
anything else, but im stuck here with a bunch of mechanic-style guys and a zero tollerence electronics budget. at home i have a MEL "Epic" programer and the Pic Basic Pro software...
http://www.melabs.com/ any advice on better pics would be GREAT. 16f628 i will look into tonight. much thanks...