| ??? 06/11/03 16:50 Read: times |
#48077 - RE: PIC vs AVR Microcontroller. Responding to: ???'s previous message |
It is my undressed opinion that 8051 would be easier to learn than the PIC. The skip style instruction set can be a real pain to get used to for new comers I have found. Since, as I understand it, the AVR is similar I would vote again for the 8051.
Arif: I think you really did come to the right place. Here you can learn practically everything there is to know about what is most possibly the nicest microprocessor to work with ---> the 8051 / 8052. Michael Karas |
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