AVR-Chat

At 10:10 AM 28/05/2006, you wrote:
>then the ARM7 chips look quite good.

For an application that needs 5 i/o and about 500 bytes of
flash (written in assembler 50K in C)? :-D The clients unfortunately
wants USB connectivity, so I thought I'd be smart and use the USB646
(not available yet) so I went for the USB1287 which is SUPPOSEDLY
available NOW, still no reply as far as price and availability and
cannot even found on O/S web sites like Avnet etc.. so it's back to
the good old tiny2313 and ftdi232r which gives me almost a component
free application as the clock is internally generated and all USB
components are built in, I will only need a few 100nF caps.

Regards

John Samperi

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