AT89S52-24PC.

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Ian Field

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Liberated this part from a scrap Hitachi CD/radio, the "S" in the middle of
the number had me not expecting it to be a flash programmable part - but the
data sheet seems to suggest it is. Not only that, it supports ICSP.

Can anyone enlighten me on the significance of the "S"?

Thanks.
 
Ian Field schrieb:

Liberated this part from a scrap Hitachi CD/radio, the "S" in the middle of
the number had me not expecting it to be a flash programmable part - but the
data sheet seems to suggest it is. Not only that, it supports ICSP.

Can anyone enlighten me on the significance of the "S"?

You already mentioned it: this one can be programmed by ISP interface
(the 89C52 can't).

Tilmann
 
"Tilmann Reh" <usenet2007nospam@autometer.de> wrote in message
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Ian Field schrieb:

Liberated this part from a scrap Hitachi CD/radio, the "S" in the middle
of
the number had me not expecting it to be a flash programmable part - but
the
data sheet seems to suggest it is. Not only that, it supports ICSP.

Can anyone enlighten me on the significance of the "S"?

You already mentioned it: this one can be programmed by ISP interface
(the 89C52 can't).

Thanks.

I didn't think I could get that lucky from a scrap CD/radio I rescued from
the bins at the flats.

My jubilation is however somewhat tempered by the fact I only have PIC
programming gear.

There is a folder with schematics etc for an Atmel type programmer, but it
will of course involve a bit more effort.
 

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