Getting Fancy with Sensors

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10-03-2004, 12:02

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Re: Getting Fancy with Sensors

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Originally Posted by velocipenguin

Just so you know, Microchip offers free samples of many of their parts (including microcontrollers) through their web site. It's a great way to get small numbers of PICs for prototyping or experimental purposes.

Yeah, they mailed me a couple 18F8520 PICmicro® microcontrollers from Thailand for free. Haven't had time to play with them yet though.

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