Name that MCU ?

This is a continuation of https://www.microchip.com/forums/m1159056.aspx
 

There's none with a digital output that can supply 100mA.
You're even less likely to get an analog output with that capability, due to the greater power dissipation.

https://youtu.be/qu6SUUNkWHk
 
The above link is one application for this kind of a control signal, it's my electric hang glider winch.  The inside is a brushless scooter hub.  The 100 mA signal is mimicking the hall sensor based throttle control on these systems that tells the brushless motor controller (inverter) what to do.
 
As I said in another thread no one is using these things for mechatronix / robotics.
 
It all may just be a pain, I got a waterproof nema 23 stepper motor for my lawn mower and I'm going to see it if can handle the vibration and duty cycle.
 
That's the idea behind using the hub motors, they're made to handle pot holes, rain, snow etc.
 
Here's a smaller scooter type hub motor being controlled in the same way.
 
https://youtu.be/NKOtQSSOc5U
 
I appreciate your input, I'm good on the fabrication and electrical side of things and I can figure out how to program a PIC eventually I'm sure but there are so many and every time I switch to another one the data sheets seem to be in a different format which throws me for a loop but I'm getting onto it.