8 Bit up With Lots Of RAM

Does anyone know of an 8 bit microprocessor with at least 32K of SRAM and 
32K of Flash? Or any number of bits if it's cheap (<$7 @ 1K).

Many thanks in advance.

Dave Sidlauskas 

On Sun, 05 Dec 2004 19:06:33 GMT, "David Sidlauskas" <dsidlauskas@worldnet.att.net> wrote:

>Does anyone know of an 8 bit microprocessor with at least 32K of SRAM and 
>32K of Flash? Or any number of bits if it's cheap (<$7 @ 1K).
>
>Many thanks in advance.
>
>Dave Sidlauskas 
>
You may find it cheaper to hook an external SRAM to an I/O port, or maybe use one of the AVRs that
have extarnal bus interface

Mike Harrison wrote:

> 
> You may find it cheaper to hook an external SRAM to an I/O port, or maybe use one of the AVRs that
> have extarnal bus interface


Mike,

	Which ARV has an external buss interface ????

On 2004-12-05, David Sidlauskas <dsidlauskas@worldnet.att.net> wrote:

> Does anyone know of an 8 bit microprocessor with at least 32K of SRAM and 
> 32K of Flash? Or any number of bits if it's cheap (<$7 @ 1K).

Renesas (Hitachi) H8/300 3062 "value series" + 32K SRAM totals
about $5.50.

It doesn't meet your other spec's though: it has 128K of flash
and is a 32-bit CPU.  ;)

Oh, and the tools are free.

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David Sidlauskas <dsidlauskas@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> Does anyone know of an 8 bit microprocessor with at least 32K of SRAM
> and 32K of Flash? Or any number of bits if it's cheap (<$7 @ 1K).

The Philips LPC2105 has 128KB flash and 32KB RAM.
http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/pip/LPC2105.html

Karl Olsen

David Sidlauskas wrote:
> Does anyone know of an 8 bit microprocessor with at least 32K of SRAM and 
> 32K of Flash? Or any number of bits if it's cheap (<$7 @ 1K).
> 
> Many thanks in advance.

The large RAM makes that a thin space, but your choices are
- uPSD from ST, some with 32K XRAM blocks.
- ARM uC from Philips, Atmel have models with 64K
- New DS80C401 from Dallas(maxim) has 64K RAM

Ramtron have also just released FM25L256, which behaves
just like 32K serial SRAM, up to 25MHz SPI.

"hamilton" <hamilton@deminsional.com> wrote in message
news:41b37c88_3@omega.dimensional.com...
> Mike Harrison wrote:
>
> >
> > You may find it cheaper to hook an external SRAM to an I/O port, or
maybe use one of the AVRs that
> > have extarnal bus interface
>
>
> Mike,
>
> Which ARV has an external buss interface ????

Mega128/64/161/162/103/8515, S8515/4414, CAN128

Jeroen wrote:
> "hamilton" <hamilton@deminsional.com> wrote in message
> news:41b37c88_3@omega.dimensional.com...
> 
>>Mike Harrison wrote:
>>
>>
>>>You may find it cheaper to hook an external SRAM to an I/O port, or
> 
> maybe use one of the AVRs that
> 
>>>have extarnal bus interface
>>
>>
>>Mike,
>>
>>Which ARV has an external buss interface ????
> 
> 
> Mega128/64/161/162/103/8515, S8515/4414, CAN128
> 
> 
Can code be run from external memory ???

hamilton wrote:
> Jeroen wrote:
> 
>> "hamilton" <hamilton@deminsional.com> wrote in message
>> news:41b37c88_3@omega.dimensional.com...
>>
>>> Mike Harrison wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> You may find it cheaper to hook an external SRAM to an I/O port, or
>>
>>
>> maybe use one of the AVRs that
>>
>>>> have extarnal bus interface
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Mike,
>>>
>>> Which ARV has an external buss interface ????
>>
>>
>>
>> Mega128/64/161/162/103/8515, S8515/4414, CAN128
>>
>>
> Can code be run from external memory ???

No, but it has 128KB of program memory. It's also self programmable.

Brett Foster wrote:
> No, but it has 128KB of program memory. It's also self programmable.

Thank you for the information.