anong difference ng PIC na may suffix na "A" sa part# sa walang "A"

['yus]

ano ba ang pinagkaiba nila?
like 16F84 vs. 16F84A, 16F877 vs. 16F877A, 16F628 vs. 16F628A, etc..

[1110000]

sa aking kaalaman na idinagdag ni William Richardson ang designer at owner ng blueroomelectronics mas accurate daw ang built in clock nya at mas mura din

[paranz]

best thing to do is check the datasheets, i guess 

['yus]

sa aking kaalaman na idinagdag ni William Richardson ang designer at owner ng blueroomelectronics mas accurate daw ang built in clock nya at mas mura din

wala namang built-in clock yung F84(A), F877(A), F628(A), etc.. 

[0b00000111]

medyo mahirap din masagot ang tanong mo pareng yus, talagang datasheet ang makakasagot nyan

[1110000]

F628 walang built in clock?

[paranz]

F628 walang built in clock?

meron. 4Mhz

['yus]

F628 walang built in clock?

meron pala.. 

medyo mahirap din masagot ang tanong mo pareng yus, talagang datasheet ang makakasagot nyan

hindi pala sila "in general" ?

[1110000]

yup iba iba ang meaning

[40800414]

The part with the suffix "A" is a new CMOS version, and is easy to manufacture resulting in a cheaper price and are also more enhance than the part without the "A" suffix. For example the PIC16f84 can function up to 10MHZ whilst the "A" version up to 20MHz. You can also consult some migration documents.

['yus]

The part with the suffix "A" is a new CMOS version, and is easy to manufacture resulting in a cheaper price and are also more enhance than the part without the "A" suffix. For example the PIC16f84 can function up to 10MHZ whilst the "A" version up to 20MHz. You can also consult some migration documents.

mas lamang (improved version) pala yung may "A" suffix..

[kmb36td]

cheaper pala tapos ibenta ng masmahal.... boinx...

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