[aprssig] APRS telemetry and the PIC 16F877A
Jason Winningham jdw at eng.uah.eduWed Jan 24 20:20:37 UTC 2007
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I found working with the PIC to be like hitting myself with a hammer - it feels good when you stop. Architecture is RISC enough to make assembly programming painful for a project of any size, compilers all cost $$. I'm playing with the Atmel AVRs, in particular the ATmega8 on the Arduino. http://www.arduino.cc/ It's got an IDE that's free, high level, and cross platform (including Mac OS X). It's built on avrlib, so you can disregard their GUI and use it instead if that cranks your tractor. The Arduino NG has 6 pins that can be analog inputs or digital IO, plus a bunch more digital IO (total of 20 I/Os). It includes a built- in RS232 to USB adapter. US$32 at www.sparkfun.com Just a satisfied user, standard disclaimers apply. -Jason kg4wsv
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