Microchip has introduced - get this, gang - a 6-PIN MICROCONTROLLER!
It's got some flash, and a comparator. You can examine it here:
- Bill Giovino Executive Editor
"Bill Giovino" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com:
Not for nothing but TI has a $0.49 16-bit microcontroler in the MS430 line. It comes in very small packages too (you just ignore the extra pins).
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Does anyone know if there is an adapter to program this device with a PICStart Plus?
-Robert Scott Ypsilanti, Michigan (Reply through this forum, not by direct e-mail to me, as automatic reply address is fake.)
Did they multiplex the Vdd and Vss :-)
Didn't you hear? It runs on AC :-)
I wonder if you ever bought MSP430 at this price? Our distributor always charge us more than the budgetary prices on Ti web site. I wonder if this is local case or in the aim to show how cost effective are their products TI anounce these prices without enough margin for their disti chain.
Tsvetan
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so you need to take your nice 5v supply and use a 555 to create the ac power???
martin
Serious error. All shortcuts have disappeared. Screen. Mind. Both are blank.
I heard that someone is working on a chip that runs on solar cells on top. You just need to make sure there are enough lights on it. But again, I could have been dreaming.
Bill Giovino wrote: : Microchip has introduced - get this, gang - a 6-PIN MICROCONTROLLER! : : It's got some flash, and a comparator. You can examine it here: : :
Also see:
for a discussion of this chip and much different chip.
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