What are the biggest flash microcontrollers available in a DIP format in terms of mips, flash size, and ram size? This is for a small quantity of devices built on prototype boards.
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15 years ago
Most powerful microcontroller in a DIP package?
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15 years ago
Can you accept PLCC ? (or even a daughter card, or Module ? )
-jg
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15 years ago
For reasons hard to explain, no. Just dips.
The Microchip dsPIC30F4013 in a dip40 has 48kb flash (16k x 24) 2048 bytes ram and runs at 30mips. Anything better out there in a 40 pin dip?
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Does it have to be a ***single*** microcontroller or perhaps modules packaged in Dip40 like these ARM based:
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Related thread from last Winter:
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. . If you would use a regular nick for a username (instead of an email address), your identity wouldn't look cryptic in the archive (whence you post).
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Un bel giorno snipped-for-privacy@xmission.com digitò:
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Yep, the tinyarms are pretty substantial.
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While it does not have the highest MIPS number the ATmega1284P has nice peripherals and fairly large flash .128´kB .
-- Best Regards, Ulf Samuelsson This is intended to be my personal opinion which may, or may not be shared by my employer Atmel Nordic AB
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The Parallax Propeller gives 160 MIPS from eight cores, in a 40-pin DIL.
You can get NXP ARM chips mounted on a DIL PCB - 70 MIPS and plenty of flash memory.
Leon
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You should also look at
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They've got ARMs on 0.1" plugins that would be just as suitable for breadboards as a DIP chip. Look at their tiniARMs (not the same as the DIP tinyARMs from the other manufacturer).
Mike
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Well, if breadboard adapters are allowed, I've made my own:
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(although those are not nearly as powerful as an ARM chip)
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Those do look interesting. Where can I go online to buy a few?
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Why not call your friendly local distributor and order some free samples.
-- Best Regards, Ulf Samuelsson ulf@a-t-m-e-l.com This message is intended to be my own personal view and it may or may not be shared by my employer Atmel Nordic AB
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14 years ago
Apologies for the necromancy, but what the hell!
Have you looked at Parallax's Propeller? No clue if it's the "biggest" all-around, but it's pretty impressive compared to most of the other microcontrollers available in a DIP package.
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It's a fun little MCU, to be sure- 8 x 32-bit cores! Parallax claims 160 MIPS, 20 MIPS per core.
RAM: Total of 48 KB (32 KB shared/global; 2 KB per core [ x 8 = 16 KB ]) ROM: 32 KB built in; bootloader reads first from an SPI serial EEPROM if it's available- plenty of cheap 1 Mbit SPI EEPROMs to go around if you want more.
Freq: Tops out at 80 MHz; overclockable to 100 MHz IO pins: 32 Counters/Timers: 17 - 1 shared, 2 per core
Regards, Aaorn