Program due to interference from other parts or a InĪpplications where the eeprom is difficult to read or With the VOLTAGE switch set to LV the LV RANGE switch allows a fine adjustment of the supplied voltage. The VOLTAGE switch allows you to select the primary voltage applied to the circuit or module (LV or 5V). Includes two switches (photo far right) a VOLTAGE selection switch (LV-5V) and an LV RANGE switch. This allows you to choose a completeĬonnection solution for your application. Preassembled clips and probes supplied by Andromeda
42 PIN EPROM PROGRAMMER SERIAL
Serial eeproms and nvrams plus is specifically designed to mate with Requirement of in-circuit reading and programming of Use the navigation menu on the right to view information regarding a specific technology family or package converter.Īdapter is specifically designed to address the difficult Technology family adapters allow you purchase support for only the devices your application requires plus programming instrument does not need to be replaced every time a new device or technology family appears. Each adapter is designed to support as many members of a technology family as possible. Each adapter uses a high quality Zero Insertion Force (ZIF) socket and is constructed to the highest quality standards. The photos below illustrate examples of adapter options including DIP and PLCC. Each adapter provides a solid, reliable solution to support devices which would otherwise require a much more costly programming unit. Technology family adapters perform the footprint conversion plus generate any voltages or special waveforms required by the technology family. Using a single "snap-in" adapter, the APIC1216 (photo below right), adds this large family of parts to the EPROM+ system. The PIC family of microcontrollers serves as an example. A "Technology Family" is a group of devices with a common function or common manufacturer. The "+" in EPROM+ indicates that the programming system is capable of supporting technology families beyond standard memory parts.
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