Circuit Design & execute

Hello,

I'm interested in working with you. I have a very large backround in embedded design, programming, circuit design, dsp. I love Atmel's, so naturally I use them for everything I can. I could very efficiently design a system and bring it towards manufacture whatever scal that might be. I live in NYC, but am accustomed to working remote and internationally. Contact me for a conversation; vpolit@gmail.com, +1 718 374 2159.

Thank you,

Virgil Polit

Why are you using Amtel? I can design just about anythging you need with PIC microcontrollers. Faster, better, cheaper...

Interesting microcontroller! I was taught with the 8048 series and learned many afterwards, but then work happened.

To me, PIC is nice but it's more of a hobbiest controller. Also - not all controllers are made equal and the AMtel does have ADC's onboard and a bunch of other perks such as C, but I'm use to machine level code <G>

Dear Walts_Worker,

Can you explane more, pleas.

Sorry it's taken so long...

Well, for one - I've taken a look at those controllers and etc. Over all they look good and interesting. They even have a line based on the 8051 which is kind of a 'child' of Intel's' 8048 - the one I learned on. And the 8051 which I 'self taught' myself on. LOL Then there's the 6502, 8080, Z80 and so on...

As for the PIC, its a microcontroller... See:

http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcplg?IdcService=SS_GET_PAGE&nodeId=2551

A great deal of 'hobbyists' use the 'lower end' microcontrollers cause they're easy to use - they have a 'basic' compiler - but the higher end dsPIC^® microcontrollers are fairly good. You might want to take a look at them.

But then it all depends upon the environment where they'll be and most importantly - what the engineer's like and are use to.

Oh, as for the "ADC's" = thats Analog to Digital Converts - they convert analog signals to digital format so the computer can 'understand'. Many microcontrollers have built-in systems such as ADC's and other systems too.

Anything else?