18F4550
The best feature of the 18F4550 is the built in (full) USB interface.
The 18F4550 is similar to the 18F2550 in that its main outstanding feature
is that it has a built in USB
interface. Again because it is an 18F series device it is optimized
for C programming and has a 31 deep hardware stack and linear memory (no banked
memory).
The PIC18F4550 has 16k of
program memory and 2048 Bytes of RAM
(linear RAM) - these are the same sizes as the 18F2550.
It is packaged in a 40 pin
DIP and other packages are 44pin QFN and TQFP (for surface mount) and
as usual it can be programmed in circuit using ICSP. In common with other 18F
series devices there is a built in 8 by 8 bit hardware multiplier (8x8).
In the same way as the 18F2550 you can enable the internal oscillaltor
PLL to create a clock that is a
multiple of the input frequncy for use as the system clock - the maximum clock
speed is 48MHz and the instruction
cycle is Fosc/4 so the maximum MIPS
rate is12MIPS.
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