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micro-controller

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From: Leonard Lee
Date: Mon, 17 Sep 1990 13:11
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Greetings...

Has anyone on the net had any experience with a single-chip
microcontroller that has approximately the specifications shown below? 
Here's what I need:

- 8 bit CMOS, and with a clock frequency of ~ 3-5 MHz
- 2 input bits, 4 output bits ( slightly more OK )
- a small amount of onboard RAM (< 32 bytes)
- Pin count of <=24 (this is a must)
- must have a version with EPROM or EEPROM (for prototyping)
- must have a version with one-time user programmability (for
low-volume production)
- low cost (of course!)

I seem to recall an ad for a few years back about a General Instrument
microcontroller (PIC or something) that had only 18 pins, but I don't
know if it is fast enough.  Len
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LEONARD T. LEE
Lockheed-Sanders, Nashua, NH 03063
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From: llee@rocket.uucp (Leonard Lee)
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Subject: micro-controller
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Date: 17 Sep 90 13:11:14 GMT
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