Hi i was also wondering about the stamp or Pic or whatever its called. I know that it is very cheap and basic. I am familiar with the 6812 which is a 112 pin chip with 4 KB on chip eeprom and many features. I was wondering maybe i should use 2 or 3 stamps in my project instead of One 6812. 6812 is overkill but im familiar with it . It would improve the performance of my project considering with multiple controllers i could have a user interface in multiple locations and my main controller, instead of everything in one controller. The problem is i really dont know much about stamps and how much programming space i will need. What is the standard programming space on these things on chip? also since the stamp has less pins it would be easier to put on PCB. I was wondering how much programming space would i need using the stamp programming for keypad scanning software and LCD hookup and possible remote control i would need input capture for that also i would need to use seriial Port and the code for temperature sensor. Aprox how much programming code is that in stamp language? also i would need to communicate with the main controller. Probably another stamp. Is it possible to do all that with a stamp?
I heard they are only 128 KB of program space.
sorry for the long question. and the many questions im asking but iv never done a project before. except for labs.
I heard they are only 128 KB of program space.
sorry for the long question. and the many questions im asking but iv never done a project before. except for labs.