gil@limbic.UUCP (Gil Kloepfer Jr.) (08/27/88)
I just saw the article in Byte magazine by Steve Ciarcia about how to design circuits using Microcontrollers. Where can one get a data book on these beasts? I'm sure mailing away to Intel/Motorola/Nat Semi would get me an answer a few weeks down the road, but I'm interested in seeing some info *now* (sounds really interesting :-) Does anyone know where data books can be purchased, how long it would take to get them, and how much they cost. I'm fooling with a project in my spare time which one of these chips would save me hours of effort! Please mail directly to me, and I will summarize to the net. Thanks in advance for your help! +------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+ | Gil Kloepfer, Jr. | Net-Address: | | ICUS Software Systems | {boulder,talcott}!icus!limbic!gil | | P.O. Box 1 | Voice-net: (516) 968-6860 | | Islip Terrace, New York 11752 | Othernet: gil@limbic.UUCP | +------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+
bhare@cup.portal.com (09/01/88)
With regard to data books in general... Go through the larger distributors (I.E. Schweber, Hamilton Avnet, Pioneer, Gerber.....). They will usually respond in a short period of time and never seem to require money up front. Even as a grad student I found that I could rely on these sources whereas the manufacturers never seemed to respond. - Brad Hare - Spectra Physics ( all disclaimers need apply)