PIC18F46J13: Flash Data From A Locked 64-Pin Controller
Sixty-Four Pins, Sixty-Four Kilobytes The PIC18F46J13 sits at the top of the J13 line in pin count: 64 pins, 64 KB of program memory spanning
Sixty-Four Pins, Sixty-Four Kilobytes The PIC18F46J13 sits at the top of the J13 line in pin count: 64 pins, 64 KB of program memory spanning
USB At 44 Pins The PIC18F44J50 pairs the USB module with the wide package: 16 KB of program memory (0x0000-0x3FFF), 3,776 bytes of SRAM, twenty-two
The J53 Formula The PIC18F27J53 combines what the J-line split across branches: the 128 KB array of the PIC18F27J13 and the full-speed USB module of
The Biggest USB J50 The PIC18F26J50 completes the 28-pin J50 line: 64 KB of program memory (0x0000-0xFFFF), 3,776 bytes of SRAM, full-speed USB 2.0 with
Twelve Bits Change The Image The PIC18F26J13 belongs to the J13 revision of the J-line: 64 KB of program memory (0x0000-0xFFFF), 3.8 KB of SRAM,
The Middle Of The J11 Ladder The PIC18F25J11 sits between the 16 KB PIC18F24J11 and the 64 KB PIC18F26J11: 32 KB of program memory (0x0000-0x7FFF),
The 32 KB 28-Pin J10 The PIC18F25J10 doubles the PIC18F24J10: 32 KB of program memory (0x0000-0x7FFF), 1,024 bytes of SRAM, ten ADC channels, two comparators,
The J-Line Grows Up The PIC18F24J11 modernizes the J-series: 48 MHz (12 MIPS), nanoWatt XLP with Deep Sleep in the nanoamp range, peripheral pin select,