| ??? 01/11/00 22:10 Read: times |
#1188 - RE: PIC / 8052 ...? |
Hello Ofir.
I believe the 8051 series is a good place to start There is lots of information available on these chips.They are also easier to learn than some others. When I was learning to us uc's I got an intel databook (EMBEDDED MICROCONTROLLERS AND PROCESSORS) and read the 8051 chapters over and over and over. Phillips and Siemens have the same books ,Phillips used to give them away free they may still do that. |
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| RE: PIC / 8052 ...? | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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