I'd recommend the PIC16F1788. Also there is the STM8S003F3P6 that is very cheap. > El 4/06/2014, a las 15:54, "otso@xxxxxxxxxxxx" <otso@xxxxxxxxxxxx> escribió: > > LPC4337 does have all the required features but it is too advanced > (expensive) to embed in a LED driver. I'm looking for the simplest / > cheapest possible microcontroller that can be used, I should have > specified that in the original message, sorry for omission. > > -Otso > >> I don't know whether it fits you..but I have a lpc4337 xplorer, which I >> got >> from last hackthon. I later find out I am not in need of it. If you wish I >> can send it to you. >> -ql >> >> >>> On Wed, Jun 4, 2014 at 2:23 PM, <otso@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>> >>> Hi all, >>> >>> I'm designing microcontroller-controlled LED driver. I need to select a >>> suitable MCU for project. My requirements are: Absolute minimum of 2 >>> 16-bit PWM channels, 3 strongly preferred and 6 would be enough for all >>> purposes I can foresee right now. Frequency "as high as possible", at >>> least over 50 kHz. >>> >>> MCU should have an ADC channel for each PWM-channel, muxed ADC with low >>> samplerate is ok. >>> >>> MCU also needs SPI-lines for communication with outside world. >>> >>> Does someone have experience with suitable microcontroller? Any >>> recommendations for selection? >>> >>> -Otso > >