Flash equivalent for 12C509A

Hi all,

As above. Is there a flash device substitute for the 8 pin 12C509 device?

I don't seem to be able to get a definitive answer anywhere (even Microchip)

TIA

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What about the 12F629 etc.? Flash, eight pins and lots more stuff in it than the 12C508.

Leon

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Leon Heller

In message , Leon Heller expounds

Can I use 12C509 code in it without modification?

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Dave

Not quite, but changes should be fairly trivial unless extensive use is made of RAM banking. Mostly removing page-preselect stuff and changing RAM/SFR locations.

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Mike Harrison

There are not now, nor will there likely ever be, flash versions of any PIC with 12-bit core, including the 12C508/9.

Best regards, Spehro Pefhany

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Henrik Nielsen

Hi Funny to see i look at the new MPlab MPLAB® IDE v6.41 Interim Release Software MPLAB PM3 device programmer is fully supported in this interim release. Components with new device support include: MPASM 18F6410 18F6490 18F8410 18F8490 18F2585 18F2680 18F4585 18F4680 16F505 16F636 12F635 12F508 12F509 12F683

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Kind regards Henrik

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Henrik Nielsen

Cool! The 12F508/509 whould be it. I don't see any actually available, tho. Thanks.

Best regards, Spehro Pefhany

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Spehro Pefhany

Not true. There's a 16F54 and a 16F57, both of which use are flash versions of the 12-bit core.

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Eric Smith

Indeed, so I see, but they don't seem to be real (yet). The estimate is mid-July 2004. There was also supposed to be an 18F in the 8-pin package but it never made it..

Best regards, Spehro Pefhany

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