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Re: micro-controller

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From: Herb Poppe
Date: Fri, 28 Sep 1990 15:18
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In article <1672@ole.UUCP> ray@ole.UUCP (Ray Berry) writes:
> Zilog has an OTP version of this part called the 86E08; 2K (OTP) EPROM,
> 128 bytes of ram, in an 18-pin dip.  The production counterpart is called
> the 86C08.  An inexpensive card is available that plugs into the serial
> port of a pc to download hex files (or, the card will also copy a 2716 
etc.
> into the cpu).  I think the OTP's are about $8-9 in modest quantities.

> There are also 2-3 other Zilog parts available in 18 pin dips, offering
> NMOS as well as CMOS, less rom/ram, etc.; but the E08 is the only 
eprom/otp
> version.

If there is not an EEPROM or windowed EPROM version of these devices, what 
device (or development system) is used to develop/test software.

Are the timer(s) in the 18-pin devices capable of measuring the widths of 
a PWM input while simultaneously generating an independent PWM output?

Herb Poppe             hpoppe@ncar.ucar.edu
NCAR                      (303) 497-1296
1850 Table Mesa Dr.
Boulder, CO  80307-3000
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