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20-05-2008, 10:09
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Re: Selecting a microcontroller
Well, if your into having usb connectivity and a nice selection of languges the microchip pic 18f2550/4550 series is pretty nice. They can run a USB bootloader, use minimal external components(a resonator and a couple of caps), and there are BASIC(picbasic/picbasic pro) and C(c18 student edition) compilers.
A good cheap programmer is the Pickit 2 from microchip, at around $35 its a steal for a high voltage programmer. Now, if you have newer mac boxes, bootcamp might be your option because pretty much everything for pic development is windows only. Last edited by Binome : 20-05-2008 at 10:11. |
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