FOOTBALLER
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PLEASE I WANT THE ASSEMPLY PROGRAM FOR MY PROJECT
ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTER BY SUCCESSIVE APPROXIMATION
USING PIC 16F84A
ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTER BY SUCCESSIVE APPROXIMATION
USING PIC 16F84A
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FOOTBALLER said:PLEASE I WANT THE ASSEMPLY PROGRAM FOR MY PROJECT
ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTER BY SUCCESSIVE APPROXIMATION
USING PIC 16F84A
No, that's not true! 16F84A's are still being manufactured. Just think of how many Companies are still using it in their products. Changing a design would cost more than they have to pay for it, even it's more expensive. The reason why is 16F84A so expensive is because Microchip is "pushing" new chips into new designs.Someone Electro said:is it nesesery to use that old PIC becose there things arent even manufactured anymore and expensive.
Jay.slovak said:No, that's not true! 16F84A's are still being manufactured. Just think of how many Companies are still using it in their products. Changing a design would cost more than they have to pay for it, even it's more expensive. The reason why is 16F84A so expensive is because Microchip is "pushing" new chips into new designs.Someone Electro said:is it nesesery to use that old PIC becose there things arent even manufactured anymore and expensive.
Jay.slovak said:One thing that I can't understand, why did Microchip set comparators ON (default) in 16F628... quote]
Who knows?, it's always seemed totally stupid to me, same as enabling A2D by default in most PIC's.
Strangely enough, the 877A has comparators (like the 628), whereas the 877 doesn't - these are DISABLED by default!.
Hmm that's realy strange, if they knew all '84 programms would be incompatible why, WHY did they enable them ??? Power consumption? No, stupidity!Nigel Goodwin said:Jay.slovak said:One thing that I can't understand, why did Microchip set comparators ON (default) in 16F628...
Who knows?, it's always seemed totally stupid to me, same as enabling A2D by default in most PIC's.
Strangely enough, the 877A has comparators (like the 628), whereas the 877 doesn't - these are DISABLED by default!.