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Line 86: [[Image:KL Intel D8749.jpg\|right\|thumb\|A [[Intel 8048\|8048]]-family microcontroller with on-board UV [[EPROM]], the [[8749]]]] [[Image:Pickit1 devboard.jpg\|thumb\|right\|A development board for a [[PIC microcontroller\|PIC]] family device ]] Single-chip microcontrollers such as the [[Intel 8048\|8748]] combined many of the features of the previous boards into a single IC package. Single-chip microcontrollers integrate memory (both RAM and ROM) on-package and so do not need to expose the data ~~anddress~~and address [[Bus (computing)\|bus]] through the IC package's pins. These pins are then available for I/O lines. These changes reduce the area required on a printed circuit board and simply the design of a single-board microcontroller. Examples of single-chip microcontrollers include: * [[Intel 8048\|8748]] * [[PIC microcontroller\|PIC]]

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