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to mod ps1? What is the difference between those chips?
thank you
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01-30-2007,02:30 AMAll are 8bit MCU's. The difference is in the amount of onboard memory, eeprom, ram and if it had a onboard ADC. In theory you should be able to use any of the chips, but to be certain you would have to download the datasheets and check if the pinouts are all the same.
Visit www.microchip.com
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