Hey guys.
Im looking for a specific encoder/decoder for my RF project, but i have a few specific requirements:
12-16 bit data lines
2 bit address lines
The closest thing I can find is the [GL116 by Glolab but with 40 pins and 12 address lines, its a bit overkill.
Anyone know of a good encoder/decoder that fits my needs?
Thanks, and if you dont understand ill be glad to clear it up!](http://www.glolab.com/encdec/gl/gl116.html)
If worse comes to worst, I’ve heard of people implementing these on PICs.
I’m not sure how it’s done, but it would be possible to make your own, although I’m sure you’re after a solution that’s already had all the kinks worked out of it.
I hope someone else here can help you out, I’m interested in what might be suggested.
Id love to implement it onto a PIC/AVR (preferably AVR, just 'cuz they’re cooler 8) ), but I have no experience with either one of them. I thought of using them at first and learning about them but then changed my mind because I have a feeling it would be difficult to implement the address bits.
If someone pointed me into the direction of an easy AVR tutorial, however, I might look into this option further.
Anyone else have a suggestion?
EDIT: I found a great PIC assembly tutorial on the web a little while back, so I made myself an encoder and decoder pair. No address bits though, but I can survive without.