| ??? 05/17/03 19:59 Read: times |
#45791 - RE: Micro IO Multiplexing Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Using the P89c66x series in most cases give you enough internal Flash and RAM that you can use all 32 pins for I/O. If you need more
a) use a CPLD b) use a 8 port part (e.g. Cygnal) c) Use IIC< Philips have parts that give you up to 32 (or is it 64) '51 type pins for the price of 2 d) use a PSD chip e) use latches and input selector in discrete logic erik |
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