PIC16C64A: Four Kilobytes With A Parallel Port On The Side
The 40-pin version of the 4K 6x part, with the parallel slave port that made this family attractive to designers who needed a microcontroller that
The 40-pin version of the 4K 6x part, with the parallel slave port that made this family attractive to designers who needed a microcontroller that
Three devices in the dsPIC30F range carry 144 KB of flash and 8 KB of SRAM. Two of them are 80-pin parts. The third, the
The 16C62 family is the communication branch of the 6x line: two kilobytes of EPROM, 22 I/O and a pair of serial ports, with no
Production lines mix revisions, and they do it invisibly. A board built in March carries a dsPIC30F6014; the same board built in September carries a
The dsPIC30F6013 is not a PIC18 with more pins, and recoveries that assume it is one go wrong at the first step. It is a
Forty-four thousand instructions is the number that defines the dsPIC30F6011. Not 132 KB, which is the same figure expressed in bytes and invites comparisons with
Search for the dsPIC30F5016 and you will find a distributor page stating that it carries 132 KB of flash against the 5015’s 66 KB. It
Program flash on the dsPIC30F5011 ends at address 0x00AFFE. Everything a full dump shows above that address is an erased row, a decode artefact from