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From: Antti on 3 Sep 2009 01:24 Hi everybody any luck getting them? no disti has stock, and Atmel sample order just doenst respond to requests :( Antti
From: Jim Stewart on 3 Sep 2009 15:47 Antti wrote: > Hi > > everybody any luck getting them? > no disti has stock, and Atmel sample order just doenst respond to > requests :( They are gone for good. Closest production part seems to be the ATTINY12. I happen to like the ATTINY25 myself, but it is slightly more expensive.
From: -jg on 3 Sep 2009 17:11 On Sep 4, 7:47 am, Jim Stewart <jstew...(a)jkmicro.com> wrote: > They are gone for good. Closest production > part seems to be the ATTINY12. I happen to > like the ATTINY25 myself, but it is slightly > more expensive. Hehe - you are thinking of the *old* Tiny10, Antti is after the shiny *new* 2009 release of the Tiny10. This new one is a nice part, SOT23, (a tad pin-bound), with ADC. [Shame about the reset-release time...] -jg
From: Jim Stewart on 3 Sep 2009 17:22 -jg wrote: > On Sep 4, 7:47 am, Jim Stewart <jstew...(a)jkmicro.com> wrote: > >> They are gone for good. Closest production >> part seems to be the ATTINY12. I happen to >> like the ATTINY25 myself, but it is slightly >> more expensive. > > Hehe - you are thinking of the *old* Tiny10, Antti is after the shiny > *new* 2009 > release of the Tiny10. > This new one is a nice part, SOT23, (a tad pin-bound), with ADC. Cool. It would be nice to have another USD $0.50 part. They make good reset generators among other things...
From: larwe on 3 Sep 2009 22:21
On Sep 3, 5:22 pm, Jim Stewart <jstew...(a)jkmicro.com> wrote: > Cool. It would be nice to have another > USD $0.50 part. They make good reset PIC12F509? (for 8-pin) |