| ??? 02/12/03 06:04 Read: times |
#38841 - Question for the pros |
I am interested in programming of chips i want to make shure i can acomplish the below task with the 8052. I have a need for a chip, which
would have 11 inputs and 23 outputs. In order to make it simpler I will explain the purpose of the chip. The chip would be connected to 4 parts 1. Encoder (which is connected to a transmitter) 2. Decoder (which is connected to a receiver) 3. Buttons (user buttons) 4. 2 digit LED display The device would be used to Send/Receive 2 digit numbers and then would display them through the LED display. Inputs: 7 bits of info from the decoder 1 bit to let the Chip know there is new data in the decoder 1st button (select the first digit of the 2 digit number) 2nd button (select the second digit of the 2 digit number) 3rd button (send the selected 2 digit number to the encoder) Outputs: 7 bits to send info to encoder 1 bit to let the encoder know there is data to send 15 bits (connect to LED display and display ether numbers being selected *with the input buttons* or numbers received *should act like a BCD converter*) I hope this explained the way I want the chip to operate. Please let me know if it is possible to manufacture a chip with these characteristics and what will I need to do. Do I have to write code? What do I use to write code? Do I have to get an interface to program the chip? How much would it cost to make the chip including equipment? I would greatly appreciate if you can give me information or refer me to some one that can. |
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