| ??? 10/28/07 06:29 Read: times |
#146306 - Atmel's step Motherly treatment for 8051 Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Richard Erlacher said:
Andy Neil said:
Ap Charles said:
when we come to ... availablity ... OK, so the AVR is available from how many suppliers: 1. Atmel Oh - that's it. You are forced to use either programming tools (Cygnal (sic) programmer) or buy a costly MCUs... I don't follow that at all - there are plenty of 8051's that are in-system programmable through just a UART connection. What "Cygnal (sic) programmer" are you talking about? Do you mean their JTAG adaptor - in which case a meaningful comparison would be to the AVR JTAG-ICE adaptor thingy http://www.atmel.com/dyn/produ...ol_id=3353 Now, I'd consider that the ARM might do it. It comes down to a matter of price and performance. RE I have never tried ARM but would like to . I have seen great advertisements till date. Again I would say Atmel is doing a step motherly treatment with 8051 core , see for yourself when these guys changed 89C51 to S series when even the new entrants were giving ISp , And now they feel to lethargic to add a small 10bit ADC to it?? , which is very evident that they want to promote AVR and ARM . APC |



