| ??? 10/25/07 14:34 Read: times |
#146195 - 'support' and 'Atmel', I am still laughing. Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Actually I am feeling a wave as if 8051 part manufacturers are not taking 8051/mixed signal core seriously when we come to economy/availablity/pricing.
you clearly have not checked the NXP LPCs (cost) and the SILabs offerings (performance) It forced me to post this topic as today we have to taken a decision to use ATmega128 for a mass production sensor due to its abundant availablity, support, low cost and economy. availabilty as long as Atmel makes it so. 'support' and 'Atmel', I am still laughing. The LPC chips beat the defecation out of the Atmels as far as cost. I feel sad why cant 8051 catch up with AVR and we dont have to use the auuuu AVRS. If you compare a C8051f120 with an AVR you will see that the above is totally false. You are forced to use either programming tools (Cygnal programmer)... what is the big difference between the SILabs USB 'dongle' and the Atmel 'programming cable' ? Erik PS I have a couple of inherited projects using ATmegas |



