??? 07/23/09 05:18 Read: times |
#167731 - Yes, there are a few. Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Maarten Brock said:
Richard Erlacher said:
If I had a high-volume app, then 805x would probably not come under consideration. It still, after all, has positive RESET, and positive interrupts. Not all do, many modern derivatives use a negative reset and programmable interrupts. Since these don't come in a pin-compatible package (DIP?) anymore, you need a redesign of the hardware anyway. Maarten This would, at worst, require an adapter, which would probably take half a day to make. Two layer boards I can get in an hour and a half, not counting the drive, and four and six layers takes about three. Respinning entire circuit boards doesn't fit our model, generally speaking. I have, on occasion, produced mezzanine boards for such purposes. As for changing from an established circuit with a Motorola MCU to an 805x, well ... that's not likely. The 805x's I've put in place were Maxim/Dallas one-clockers that fit the classic pinout. They went into boards that were built by Signetics, or Intel, and adapted to a specific task. When the requirements expanded, we put a mezzanine board in place to accomodate the external memory and faster clocks. RE |