Post by thread:[PIC]: New PIC ?

Hi, Did someone mention a new PIC from microchip with some kind of USB capability? I couldn't find any news about this at the microchip web site, anybody got any more info? It would be very interesting to say the least.. On another note, which EEPROM PIC has the highest available RAM? The comparison chart for beginners at http://www.piclist.com is great, but doesn't differenciate between OTP and EEPROM devices. Though the new PIC18C252 with 16k of ROM and 1536 bytes of RAM looks very interesting! Paul -- http://www.piclist.com hint: PICList Posts must start with ONE topic: [PIC]: PIC only [EE]: engineering [OT]: off topic [AD]: advertisements

Paul, Try the below link: http://www.microchip.com/10/Lit/PICmicro/16C7XX/index.htm Should take you there!!!! I am also anticipating the release of this bad boy!!!! Best of luck, Steve Steven Kosmerchock Radio Frequency Systems Phoenix, Arizona USA (WORK) http://www.rfsamericas.com http://www.geocities.com/researchtriangle/lab/6584 "Great spirits have always encountered violent oppposition from mediocre minds."--A.Einstein {Original Message removed}

I have a couple of the 18C252/JW's as sample parts. The die is huge in PIC terms, I guess memory dosen't shrink as well as the cpu core. I'm looking forward to the 18F252, all this UV light stuff is annoying :o) Had the Microchip guys down recently showing the new product lines comming up. They are pushing forward quite a few new flash based products. The flash version of the 16C7X series will be out soon apparently. There will be no 16C6X flash equivalents as they don't sell as many as the 7X variants, and the extra A/D dosen't cost too much. But moving from a 16F87X to the 16F7X will give a reasonable cost saving if you don't need the enhanced functions. Mike > {Original Message removed}

Is this new pic supported by the PicStart+ programmer? ( I have convenient e-mail but not brower at this time so I rather not check out the mc web) Thanks robertf {Original Message removed}