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funny enough, a 32-bit micro might be a low cost solution for you except for your 5V requirement.
The LPC2101/2102/2103 would provide 8/16/32k of Flash with more SRAM than you need 2 UARTs and 2 SPIs (and 2 I2Cs and ADC...) for a very low price.
You can check here:
funny enough, a 32-bit micro might be a low cost solution for you except for your 5V requirement.
The LPC2101/2102/2103 would provide 8/16/32k of Flash with more SRAM than you need 2 UARTs and 2 SPIs (and 2 I2Cs and ADC...) for a very low price.
You can check here:
Thanks Robert for ur reply.Is there any such microcontroller which can operate on 3.6V & above?Because my supply voltage is 3.6V(& it can be 4V & 4.2V).
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