??? 01/23/06 16:02 Modified: 01/23/06 17:31 Read: times |
#108100 - notwithstanding what others have said Responding to: ???'s previous message |
about the quality of education you're receiving, the
http://maxim-ic.com microcontrollers (ds89c420 for example) can be had for free (samples of 1-2). Then you'll need : 1) a breadboard 2) a max232a 3) a 74hc125 4) 5 .1uf electrolytic caps 5) 2 18pf caps 6) 1 11.0592mhz crystal 7) a 5volt supply (or a 9volt battery and an LM7805) 8) 1 db9 connector 9) some hookup wire 10) the datasheets for all the IC's above 11) the microcontroller tool kit (MTK) software from here : http://files.dalsemi.com/microcont...tware/mtk/ Now you have a micro and a way to program it (it's also a good idea to get a ZIF for the uCtlr) You'll also need another breadboard for your operational system and all the components to make it work (but that's your thing, not mine). |