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Trangga Findanugroho
11/28/08 00:47
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Surabaya
Indonesia


 
Msg Score: -1
 -1 Non-Specific question		 #160351 - Need bigger RAM
Hi,
What type of microcontroller which is has the biggest size of RAM in it?



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TopicAuthorDate
Need bigger RAM      Trangga Findanugroho      11/28/08 00:47      
   find out here      Andy Neil      11/28/08 00:51      
   MCS-51 is the best      JecksonS Ben      11/28/08 00:53      
      Not for BIG RAM!      Andy Neil      11/28/08 01:32      
         why not?      Jan Waclawek      11/28/08 01:53      
            Disagree      Andy Neil      11/28/08 02:22      
            Address range does matter      Per Westermark      11/28/08 03:04      
               still, why not      Jan Waclawek      11/28/08 08:45      
                  while I agree with Per, here is a nugget for Jan      Erik Malund      11/28/08 09:02      
                     Large data:: Yes, large RAM: Watch out      Per Westermark      11/28/08 09:57      
                     particular application of OP, not yours, matters      Jan Waclawek      11/28/08 11:30      
                        And the best is...      Jan Waclawek      11/28/08 11:40      
                        but added complexity equals likely more buggy      Erik Malund      11/28/08 16:38      
                  "best" is the key.      Andy Neil      11/28/08 09:15      
                  Addressing modes do matter      Per Westermark      11/28/08 09:41      
               Why would anyone use THAT architecture?      Richard Erlacher      11/28/08 10:38      
                  Helps to check context before reacting      Per Westermark      11/28/08 11:16      
                     It is the architecture and not the brand      Richard Erlacher      11/28/08 14:26      
                        Sorry if unclear      Per Westermark      11/28/08 14:57      
            Quick PC history      Per Westermark      11/28/08 11:56      
               engineering insight      Jan Waclawek      11/28/08 12:08      
                  What was your point?      Per Westermark      11/28/08 12:34      
            Possible to 16Mbyte      John Smith      12/06/08 05:21      
      I use MCS51      Trangga Findanugroho      11/28/08 22:44      
         So why didn't you say that in the first place?      Andy Neil      11/29/08 04:00      
            The universal truth again      Per Westermark      11/29/08 07:19      
               64kB RAM?      Jan Waclawek      11/29/08 07:41      
                  Both      Per Westermark      11/29/08 08:59      
                     don't be deceived by Keil's database      Jan Waclawek      11/29/08 09:32      
                        Good to know      Per Westermark      11/29/08 10:43      
         '51 vs '52      Jan Waclawek      11/29/08 07:39      
         even with AT89C2051 can be done      JecksonS Ben      11/30/08 00:10      
   ... and the BIGGEST is...      Jan Waclawek      11/28/08 11:42      
      Is that RAM on-chip?      Richard Erlacher      11/28/08 14:57      
      Maybe biggest, but BEST?      Andy Neil      11/29/08 05:31      

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