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Nuts & Volts Magazine (February 2006)

Programming The 54¢ Micro

By G. Y. Xu    View In Digital Edition  


We all know that a microcontroller (MCU) is much more complicated than a single TTL logic IC, such as the 7400-series gates. And so it’s no surprise that an MCU was much more expensive than a chip of “glue logic.” But things have changed recently. MCU prices are falling into the same range as TTL gates.

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Microcontroller/PIC 2006-02 (Program files and code listing)



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