1999-03-01 09:00:00+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
It sure seems like the most difficult part of microcontroller development is figuring out where to get the parts, 'cause there's cool sensors to do just about everything, tracking down a supplier who'll sell you less than ten thousand at a time is the hard part. National Semiconductor has lots of cool parts, gonna have to try building an I2C bus for the Atmel chips so I can interface to them.
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