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Microchip Introduces NEW Family of LCD Microcontrollers with Flash, EEPROM, and A/D!

Started by Bill Giovino September 29, 2004
Spehro Pefhany wrote:

> On Thu, 30 Sep 2004 09:59:13 +1200, the renowned Jim Granville > <no.spam@designtools.co.nz> wrote: > >>Ian Bell wrote: >>> Bill Giovino wrote: >>>>If you know of another microcontroller source that has Flash and has LCD >>>>support, I'll be happy to change my article, Ian. >>> >>> >>> I'll take you up on that. How about Atmel's ATmega169, Fujitsu >>> MB90425GA/B/C and TI's MSP430F449IPZ for starters. >> >> Plus there are the MSP430 series : >>TI show this FLASH/ROM LCD (MSP430x4xx FAMILY) (24) >>of these, 22 are FLASH, and many come in 80 pins... >> >> Then there is the TDK 71M6513 >>http://www.tdksemiconductor.com/products/product_detail.cfm?product_key=60 >>this was press released over a month ago >>http://www.tdksemiconductor.com/news/pr_082604.cfm >> >> So it seems "world's first" has so many qualifiers as to deserve >>a marketdroid award! >> >> "world's first" => only IF you also qualify Pincount AND SegmentCount >>( AND may as well add from vendors starting with the letter 'M' and >>with cores starting with the letter 'P'. >> >> Of these LCD controllers, the one that seems to break the most new >>ground, is the TDK one, which has high resolution ADCs. >> Second would be the 430FE series, with 'only' 16 bit ADCs, and >>less RAM/FLASH/segments, so that puts the 'worlds first PICs' appx third >>on an engineering scale. >> >> -jg > > Maybe *you* should publish a newsletter, Jim. ;-)
Nah, he's too busy being a real engineer like me ;-) Ian -- Ian Bell
"Bill Giovino" <editor@nospam-microcontroller.com> wrote in message
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> Microchip has introduced eight members of the NEW 8-bit PIC&#4294967295;
microcontroller
> family with an integrated Liquid-Crystal Display (LCD) module. These LCD > PIC microcontrollers include *********** 28-pin Flash LCD > microcontrollers, and ******************* 80-pin Flash LCD > microcontrollers, capable of driving 192 segments for touchscreen and > segmented LCD displays. Microchip's LCD PIC microcontroller family
features
> both program Flash and data EEPROM memory, low power consumption and LCD > control. > > You can read more about this new microcontroller family here: > http://Microcontroller.com/News/Microchip_LCD.asp > > > - Bill Giovino > Executive Editor > http://Microcontroller.com
Article corrected - "world's first" has been removed. http://Microcontroller.com/News/Microchip_LCD.asp Thanks to everyone that caught that, -Bill.
Bill Giovino wrote:

> > "Bill Giovino" <editor@nospam-microcontroller.com> wrote in message > news:wYOdnRCThqK518fcRVn-qA@comcast.com... >> Microchip has introduced eight members of the NEW 8-bit PIC&#4294967295; > microcontroller >> family with an integrated Liquid-Crystal Display (LCD) module. These LCD >> PIC microcontrollers include *********** 28-pin Flash LCD >> microcontrollers, and ******************* 80-pin Flash LCD >> microcontrollers, capable of driving 192 segments for touchscreen and >> segmented LCD displays. Microchip's LCD PIC microcontroller family > features >> both program Flash and data EEPROM memory, low power consumption and LCD >> control. >> >> You can read more about this new microcontroller family here: >> http://Microcontroller.com/News/Microchip_LCD.asp >> >> >> - Bill Giovino >> Executive Editor >> http://Microcontroller.com > > Article corrected - "world's first" has been removed. > http://Microcontroller.com/News/Microchip_LCD.asp > > Thanks to everyone that caught that, > > -Bill.
Bill, you are a real gent. You actually listen to feedback. I have bookmarked your site for future reference. Ian -- Ian Bell
> If you know of another microcontroller source that has Flash and has LCD > support, I'll be happy to change my article, Ian.
You mean, like NEC's 78K0S series 8-bit micros?
"Ian Bell" <ruffrecords@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Bill Giovino wrote: > > > > > "Bill Giovino" <editor@nospam-microcontroller.com> wrote in message > > news:wYOdnRCThqK518fcRVn-qA@comcast.com... > >> Microchip has introduced eight members of the NEW 8-bit PIC&#4294967295; > > microcontroller > >> family with an integrated Liquid-Crystal Display (LCD) module. These
LCD
> >> PIC microcontrollers include *********** 28-pin Flash LCD > >> microcontrollers, and ******************* 80-pin Flash LCD > >> microcontrollers, capable of driving 192 segments for touchscreen and > >> segmented LCD displays. Microchip's LCD PIC microcontroller family > > features > >> both program Flash and data EEPROM memory, low power consumption and
LCD
> >> control. > >> > >> You can read more about this new microcontroller family here: > >> http://Microcontroller.com/News/Microchip_LCD.asp > >> > >> > >> - Bill Giovino > >> Executive Editor > >> http://Microcontroller.com > > > > Article corrected - "world's first" has been removed. > > http://Microcontroller.com/News/Microchip_LCD.asp > > > > Thanks to everyone that caught that, > > > > -Bill. > > Bill, you are a real gent. You actually listen to feedback. I have > bookmarked your site for future reference. > > Ian Bell
Thanks, man. I really DO listen! - Bill Giovino Executive Editor http://Microcontroller.com

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