??? 02/17/05 17:11 Read: times |
#87816 - why? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
hi,
Peter Dannegger said:
But if you can me tell a 5V DIP 8kB ISP Flash 8051 device with 16..28 pin, I will be very happy. Peter, could you explain? Why do you need with low-pin-count device and it must be in DIP package? I see the main reason of usage the low-pin-count derivatives is to decrease board space. Then the SO, QFP, at least PLCC may be usable. But if you use DIP package then is it so important to have only 28 pins? Why not 40 then? Where is the reason? After all, for example T89C5115 is 5V compatible MCU51 with 16kb of flash and ISP-via-UART, IAP, x2 feature, etc. And it presents in PLCC28 package (13x13mm). With 28 pins this derivative takes board space less then AT89C4051 in DIP20 package. Regards, Oleg |