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Keith, where did you find the .50 cent price at 10k??? It's still too high (shooting for around .20/ea or less), but it's better. Yes, I have the source code and yes, it's in C. It's actually a very simple program. I've been working with the programmer personally. I'm not familiar with...

Also, unfortunately, Digi-Key offers no price break on quantities over 100 for this micro. Since production is going to be in the 10,000 range, we expect a discount on such a large quantity.

Thank you for your reply, Keith. I realize the code cannot be simply used in another micro, but what is the process to convert the code to be used in another micro? Or do I need to start over and write a completely new program depending on which micro we go with? That relates to another...

We are currently using a Microchip PIC12F509-I/SN on one of our products, but the lowest price we can find for this particular PIC is through Digi-Key. In order to find a cheaper solution, what is the method for transferring the code to an alternate (and less expensive) micro? We used the...

Thank you Melone, but I need it built into the circuit. I received a reply from 'Viking' with instructions on how to accomplish this using an NPN transistor, which looks like it should work. I'm off to the lab to verify it.

I design cockpit display electrical systems for military aircraft and in all cases, conformal coating is used to protect the components from moisture, but creating a truly moisture-proof situation is accomplished mechanically. It's an art, really. Gaskets or membranes or a combination of both...

Howdy! I'm re-designing a circuit and am in need of a way for notification of an open circuit (via a piezo/transducer). Something to indicate the circuit is open. Since the circuit will be in an open state, the piezo must be powered elsewhere somehow. I can't use an ASIC, FPGA, etc. as it is...