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Höpping Elektronik Design also has...
... the necessary adapters
Adapters for hed.chip -
universal device programmer
Adapters for device programmers are not well liked. They can turn a
low-priced programmer into a very costly programming system. However,
having to use adapters cannot be avoided in some cases.
We make the distinction between standard adapters for devices in SMD
packages and special adapters that expand the programming capabilities of
the programmer. Standard adapters simply connect the pins of a device in
PLCC or SOIC package to the corresponding pins of the DIP packages. These
adapters can also be used for other device programmers. Special adapters
are used for certain devices with special requirements for the programming
hardware, eg: Microchip PIC microcontroller.
PLCC32
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used for:
Memory devices in the PLCC32 package
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PLCC44
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used for:
MCS51 microcontroller in the PLCC44 package
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PLCC20
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used for:
GAL16V8, GAL18V10, PALCE16V8 and ATF16V8 in the PLCC20 package |
UNIPIC
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used for:
Microchip PIC microcontroller in DIP8, DIP18, DIP28, or DIP40
packages
UNIPIC18: as shown but with only the DIP18 test socket and the
DIP8 precision socket equipped. The other test sockets may be added
at a later time.
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SOIC20
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used for:
Microcontroller and programmable logic devices (PLD) in the
SOIC20 package. eg: AT89C2051-24SC
The DIP8 presision socket of the SERMEM Adapter may be equipped
at a later time.
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SERMEM
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used for:
Atmel FPGA Configuration Memory, series AT17C
Since this adapter uses the same printed circuit board as the
SOIC20 adapter, the SOIC20 test socket may be added at a later time.
(Not suitable for AT17C devices in SOIC20 package!)
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DIPMEM
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used for:
EPROM 27C16
Previous versions of hed.chip
(hardware revision 1) also need this adapter for: 27C32, 27C512,
27C080, AT90S4414, AT90S8515
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TQFP44
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used for:
MCS51 Microcontroller,
eg.: AT89C52-24AC
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PQFP44_C505
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used for:
Siemens / Infineon C505A and C505CA
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