??? 09/15/12 22:58 Read: times |
#188342 - Why would you want to Responding to: ???'s previous message |
invest all your time and resources and build your own developement board when you said yourself that you are new to interfacing memories to a microprocessor? Michael and Erik have already suggested looking into a developement board using Silabs chips. The C8051F120 has internal 128K of Flash program memory and also has 8K of internal SRAM, all of which runs at full cpu speed. For I/O it comes with eight 8-bit ports. The included debug adapter allows you to program and debug the device without any additional hardware. With a Silabs developement board you will spend most of your time developing your application, not trying to figure out why your home-built board is not working as you think it should.
By the way, the EA pin on the microprocessor is used to determine if internal or external program store is being used. But with all the devices available with 64K or more of Flash program memory, why use an external program memory? Also, a good EEPROM programmer is going to cost you money better spent on a good, professional developement board. Hal |