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>> Hello embedded systems gurus ;) I have a general question about the
>> PICF877. I was wondering if there is a way to interface it with mini
>> USB through software, meaning i dont wanna have to buy a mini-USB to
>> RS232 adapter. Thanks in advance
>> -Tony
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> The simplest way is the get an FDTI chip.
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Thanks for this tip. When I looked it up, I found that its only available as an SMD (32 LQFP). How do hobbiest people typically deal with that? WW sockets?
Is there a source for LQFP-to-wirewrap sockets?
TIA,