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Discussion Groups | Comp.Arch.Embedded | Re: which CPU are you using?
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Re: which CPU are you using? - Chris Alexander - 08:21 03-10-04
"dasdd" <d...@f.cc> wrote in message news:<cjlu4j$739$1...@news.yaako.com>... > which CPU are you using? AVR
Re: which CPU are you using? - Leif Holmgren - 08:28 03-10-04
dasdd wrote: > which CPU are you using? 68HC11
Re: which CPU are you using? - WaldemarIII - 16:47 03-10-04
"dasdd" <d...@f.cc> schreef in bericht news:cjlu4j$739$1...@news.yaako.com... > which CPU are you using? Seriously contemplating 68HC908GB60...
Re: which CPU are you using? - John Dyer - 16:57 03-10-04
"dasdd" <d...@f.cc> wrote in message news:cjlu4j$739$1...@news.yaako.com... > which CPU are you using? > > Atmel AT89C2051 for the small stuff Toshiba TMP95C265 for the big stuff John
Re: which CPU are you using? - tamilmaran s - 01:00 04-10-04
"John Dyer" <j...@xtra.co.nz> wrote in message news:<GEZ7d.9532$J...@news.xtra.co.nz>... > "dasdd" <d...@f.cc> wrote in message news:cjlu4j$739$1...@news.yaako.com... > > which CPU are you using? pic16 series and rabbit semiconductor marans
Re: which CPU are you using? - Jim Granville - 01:15 04-10-04
dasdd wrote: > which CPU are you using? > 89C51 variants from Atmel, Maxim, Philips, SiliconLabs, Winbond, et al. Looking at ARMs from Philips, Atmel, STm, Analog devices et al. -jg
Re: which CPU are you using? - Tilmann Reh - 02:55 04-10-04
Jim Granville schrieb: > 89C51 variants from Atmel, Maxim, Philips, SiliconLabs, Winbond, et al. > Looking at ARMs from Philips, Atmel, STm, Analog devices et al. ditto. -- Dipl.-Ing. Tilmann Reh Autometer GmbH Siegen - Elektronik nach Maß. http://www.autometer.de
Re: which CPU are you using? - martin griffith - 09:16 04-10-04
On Sat, 2 Oct 2004 17:58:26 +0800, in comp.arch.embedded you wrote:
>which CPU are you using?
>
nobody seems to be using TI's MSP430
Any reasons?
martin
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Re: which CPU are you using? - Markus Zingg - 12:06 04-10-04
>On Sat, 2 Oct 2004 17:58:26 +0800, in comp.arch.embedded you wrote: > >>which CPU are you using? >> >nobody seems to be using TI's MSP430 > >Any reasons? > > >martin I'm sure the MSP430 is widely used. It very well might be that not everyone cares to report the MCU's they use. Probably because the job defines which MCU fit's the bill best. Having experinence with a given MCU helps, but only to the extent of favouring a device among similar ones. So, if you have a good reason to use the MSP430 go for it. I often use the Renesas M16C familly, Motorla ColdFires, PICs. HTH Markus
Re: which CPU are you using? - Jonathan Kirwan - 14:20 04-10-04
On Mon, 04 Oct 2004 18:06:27 +0200, Markus Zingg <m...@nct.ch> wrote: >I'm sure the MSP430 is widely used. It very well might be that not >everyone cares to report the MCU's they use. Probably because the job >defines which MCU fit's the bill best. Or because competition reads these groups and may like to have any insights they can get about next gen developments going on. >Having experinence with a given >MCU helps, but only to the extent of favouring a device among similar >ones. Yes, the choice turns readily on a variety of priorities, few of which are all that widely shared. Some folks may have 2nd sourcing as uppermost, pruning away many excellent alternatives. Some folks may have low cost as uppermost, again pruning away many other choices. Or power consumption, or size, or temperature range, etc. When a question is dropped that just asks 'what cpu?' how are you supposed to answer that without any idea what the point is? Tabulation in a newsgroup of those choosing to answer?? >So, if you have a good reason to use the MSP430 go for it. Yup. Jon