Is there a basic language mcu with at least 3 analog inputs and a dedicated pwm out?
I've tried looking through product selectors but "programming language", "number of analog inputs", and "dedicated pwm" don't seem to be in the product filters.
Is there a basic language mcu with at least 3 analog inputs and a dedicated pwm out?
I've tried looking through product selectors but "programming language", "number of analog inputs", and "dedicated pwm" don't seem to be in the product filters.
I think I would go with 18fxxx too. The 16f88 is a good chip to but I'm sure liking them 18f1220 I don't no why I said the 16f88 it was late swordfish is real good now that I see the deference from picbasic there no do loop in it you got to use the while true wend
I think I would go with 18fxxx too. The 16f88 is a good chip to but I'm sure liking them 18f1220 I don't no why I said the 16f88 it was late swordfish is real good now that I see the deference from picbasic there no do loop in it you got to use the while true wend
I'm a programming noob. I'm just now getting my feet wet at the same time I'm designing a retail product.
What is the difference between the two PICs you've mentioned? I don't need many i/os and the PWM will be around 15khz~18khz. I'd like the feedback inputs to run as fast.
Both come in 18 pin pdip 8 MHz and In-Circuit Debugging via two pins and can do what you asked the 18f1220 you can use swrodfish basic witch you can down load a free copy that not too limited I used a basic stamp before I started using pic. Swordfish has a little learning curve But it has a lot of built in modules like adc and pwm so it would be easy to get started with. Here a good site to look at **broken link removed**