PIC with wifi module

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You can rule out PIC18 for TCP/IP WiFi. You need lot of memories.

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PIC24FJ256 should do, with a USB WiFi adapter call Android. Anyway, that's what we are doing.

Be sure you're picking an ethernet part. Not all pic18 support this. For the microchip TCPIP stack at least 128kb rom and 64kb ram are required I think. You'd be best of with a pic32, but it's a totally new architecture.

Then on how to exchange data: you have many options. There are a number of way to use custom sockets with Microchip TCPIP stack, but I can't give you any advice as I haven't personally used any.

Claudio

Why would he want or need an Ethernet part to interface to a MRF24WB0MA?

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Why would he interface it at all. Yet another undocumented wifi part. "Works with the free tcp stack", great. If I need something which "works with", I'd go for a readily available TV-set, phone, notebook, whatever. If I design a part in I expect it to be documented so I can at least talk to it if not reprogram it. But this is the wifi reality today, unfortunately. Someone(s?) was busy buying out and killing all documented wifi parts which used to be on the market at the beginning and nobody in the trade seems to notice or object that.

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que63 skrev 2011-10-02 20:09:

Have a look at the WiFi stuff at

I think you can get the stuff through Arrow. If you can skip the PIC, there is ready software for AVR32s.

BR Ulf Samuelsson

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Best regards Tsvetan