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From: chuck@mitlns.mit.edu
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: micro-controller
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Date: 27 Sep 90 20:04:19 GMT
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In article <656@isgtec.UUCP>, bmw@isgtec.uucp (Bruce M. Walker) writes...
>In article <LLEE.90Sep17091114@dopey.uucp> llee@rocket.uucp (Leonard Lee) writes:
>> Here's what I need:
>> 

>controller, they all have a CMOS PIC inside.  The instruction set is as

>weird as is possible for a human mind to create; that is to say, it
>makes a Z80 look orthogonal.  I don't believe they have an E[E]PROM
>version, you have to use an expensive development system.

> 
>Motorola makes a nice CMOS 6805-family part in a 24 pin package.  Look
>for the 1468705xxx where xxx is some string of E's and other upper case
>letters.  Pretty sure there's an OTP version now, too.  The instruction
>set is a 6800's that has been chopped in half -- literally: one 8 bit
>ACC (instead of two), the X register is 8 bits (instead of 16), etc.

 This is obsolete the recomended parts are 68HC... They have bothe registers 

et.

					Chuck@mitln.mit.edu