PIC10F200 Code Extraction: 256 Words Behind One Protect Bit
The PIC10F200 is the smallest thing Microchip still sells as a microcontroller: six pins in SOT-23, four I/O, 256 words of 12-bit program memory and
The PIC10F200 is the smallest thing Microchip still sells as a microcontroller: six pins in SOT-23, four I/O, 256 words of 12-bit program memory and
The PIC18F8393 sits in an awkward place for anyone planning a recovery. It has four times the analogue resolution of its neighbours and half the
The PIC18F8390 has the most lopsided ratio in the metering families we work with: an 80-pin TQFP carrying 66 I/O lines and a 192-pixel LCD
When a 256 KB controller is qualified to 125°C, the design is usually doing something that cannot be allowed to stop: a pump that must
The PIC18F8722 tops the DS39646 family: 128 KB of program memory — 65,536 single-word instructions — with 3,936 bytes of SRAM, 1,024 bytes of data
Nobody orders the middle child on purpose. The PIC18F8627 sits between the 64 KB PIC18F8622 and the 128 KB PIC18F8722 in the same DS39646 family,
The PIC18F8525 is documented in the PIC18F6525/6621/8525/8621 family data sheet (DS39612): 48 KB of enhanced flash — 24,576 single-word instructions — 3,840 bytes of SRAM,
The PIC18F8410 is an odd member of Microchip’s large-package PIC18 line: eighty pins, 66 I/O, a full peripheral set, and only 16 KB of program