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From: ee_lcwaa@uxmail.ust.hk (Lo Chi Wa)
Subject: Re: How to get 128 bits of digital I/O the easy way?
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David Billsbrough (kc4zvw@stardust.oau.org) wrote:
: I would like to implement at least 64 bits of input and 64 bits of output
: on an embedded controller as a project.  I thought of using a 'heap' of
: 82C55 PIA chips but does anybody else have an easier or cheaper solution?

: // David //
: -- 
: David Billsbrough
: kc4zvw@stardust.oau.org
What embedded controller do you use? When I used 8051, I could use its
serial port with any number of shift registers to implement a long long
io.

							Lo Chi Wa
							HKUST

