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Re: [AVR club] Off Topic - PIC Programming HELP!!! PIC16C63A CHIPwith ICSP & Programmer from JAYCAR - David Jones - Jun 3 0:17:00 2004
>>> w9sz@w9sz... 03/06/2004 2:09:01 pm >>>
On Thu, 3 Jun 2004, David Jones wrote:
> Just a long shot, but seeing as that the 16C63 is not a FLASH
> reprogrammable part, that would make it a ONE TIME programmable
(OTP)
> part, i.e. you can only program it once. Only the FLASH series PICs
(eg
> 16Fxxx) are reprogrammable.
>
> Regards
> Dave :)
>
>The PIC's with a window are UV erasable and then reprogrammable. I
have
>been told that the one-time programmable PIC dies are identical to the
>EPROM PIC's but without the window. Windows on IC's mus be expensive!
>:-)
Yes, more expensive to manufacture, but also becuase of the much much
lower volumes produced.
Everyone uses FLASH these days unless you have a very high volume
application...
Dave :)
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On Thu, 3 Jun 2004, David Jones wrote:
> Just a long shot, but seeing as that the 16C63 is not a FLASH
> reprogrammable part, that would make it a ONE TIME programmable
(OTP)
> part, i.e. you can only program it once. Only the FLASH series PICs
(eg
> 16Fxxx) are reprogrammable.
>
> Regards
> Dave :)
>
>The PIC's with a window are UV erasable and then reprogrammable. I
have
>been told that the one-time programmable PIC dies are identical to the
>EPROM PIC's but without the window. Windows on IC's mus be expensive!
>:-)
Yes, more expensive to manufacture, but also becuase of the much much
lower volumes produced.
Everyone uses FLASH these days unless you have a very high volume
application...
Dave :)
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Re: [AVR club] Off Topic - PIC Programming HELP!!! PIC16C63A CHIPwith ICSP & Programmer from JAYCAR - Zack Widup - Jun 3 0:19:00 2004
On Thu, 3 Jun 2004, David Jones wrote:
> >>> w9sz@w9sz... 03/06/2004 2:09:01 pm >>>
> >
> >The PIC's with a window are UV erasable and then reprogrammable. I
> have
> >been told that the one-time programmable PIC dies are identical to the
>
> >EPROM PIC's but without the window. Windows on IC's mus be expensive!
>
> >:-)
>
> Yes, more expensive to manufacture, but also becuase of the much much
> lower volumes produced.
> Everyone uses FLASH these days unless you have a very high volume
> application...
>
> Dave :) Very true, I now tend to favor the flash versions of the Microchip parts.
The 16F88 has a lot of features built in.
I've been finding the ATmega8 to be quite a versatile chip too, if you
need A/D converters on a microcontroller. The programming of the UART and
A/D setup is much easier on the Atmel devices than on the PIC's.
Zack
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> >>> w9sz@w9sz... 03/06/2004 2:09:01 pm >>>
> >
> >The PIC's with a window are UV erasable and then reprogrammable. I
> have
> >been told that the one-time programmable PIC dies are identical to the
>
> >EPROM PIC's but without the window. Windows on IC's mus be expensive!
>
> >:-)
>
> Yes, more expensive to manufacture, but also becuase of the much much
> lower volumes produced.
> Everyone uses FLASH these days unless you have a very high volume
> application...
>
> Dave :) Very true, I now tend to favor the flash versions of the Microchip parts.
The 16F88 has a lot of features built in.
I've been finding the ATmega8 to be quite a versatile chip too, if you
need A/D converters on a microcontroller. The programming of the UART and
A/D setup is much easier on the Atmel devices than on the PIC's.
Zack
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