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Microchip controllers are very cheap, and the tools needed to start
developing applications are the cheapest existing today!
All you need is the ICD2 Programer/Debuger tool, about 200 USD, and a
good tutorial book. The ICD2 is a tool which you can use for a very
large range of Flash processors (possibly over 200), and the tutorial
book explains how to write firmware for any microcontroller of the
Microchip family. Even more; the tutorial book I am referring to comes
with a Hardware Companion Kit which helps you write and test all your
future firmware programs!
Check this site:
http://www.corollarytheorems.com/
Do not worry: you will learn this new exciting technology, the easy way!
 
J

James Sweet

Jan 1, 1970
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Microchip controllers are very cheap, and the tools needed to start
developing applications are the cheapest existing today!
All you need is the ICD2 Programer/Debuger tool, about 200 USD, and a
good tutorial book. The ICD2 is a tool which you can use for a very
large range of Flash processors (possibly over 200), and the tutorial
book explains how to write firmware for any microcontroller of the
Microchip family. Even more; the tutorial book I am referring to comes
with a Hardware Companion Kit which helps you write and test all your
future firmware programs!
Check this site:
http://www.corollarytheorems.com/
Do not worry: you will learn this new exciting technology, the easy way!


New exciting technology? Those chips are decent but they're been around for
decades now. Lots of microcontroller architectures to play with these days,
the software to do so is usually free and the hardware is minimal. I got a
whole dev kit for a Zilog chip on special for 10 bucks, my AVR dev board was
$80 but packs a lot more features.
 
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