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Top 10 Tips for the PIC16C508

A common complaint shared by electronics engineers is that they run out of output lines when programming. Many projects need lots of drive lines and if one needs more than around eight, it may be wise to jump to another microcontroller.

To combat this problem, as well as another nine handy hints, today Gadget Freak brings to you the top 10 tips for the PIC16C508.

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Posted by Robert Kotevski on October 23, 2007 9:31 AM |

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