| ??? 01/11/00 02:47 Read: times |
#1174 - RE: PIC / 8052 ...? |
Dear Ofir,
I think your too excited to learn too quickly, (that's good) I beleive you will get most of the answers if you religiously study the datasheets of the devices and terminonolgy you are asking about. I fully agree with Peter, that 51 is the best starting point. I suggest you get hold of ATMEL's 2051 or 8951, get a couple of books from Amazon, get yourself a programer from <http://www.dontronics.com> or make one by yourself by downloading from <atmel.com>. This will give you enough resources to make you a good beginner. And of course people like Peter and many others who are no doubt "Gurus" are always there to help us out :) I am myself a beginner and am suggesting you exactly what I have done. Good Luck Babar/ |
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