EEPROM Programmer: Buy or Build? - Electronic Circuits Projects Diagrams Free

riteet · 10th November 2003, 05:34 AM

Greetings:

I've recently started a class in embedded systems, and was thinking about either getting or building an EEPROM Programing unit. I hope that someone can point me to either a good Prom burner to buy or a set of schematics and some Code that I can comile and run. Are most EEPROMS the same, just latch in an address present the data and a WR#? The only thing that I'd have to worry about would be the pinouts to my specific parts (CAT28C64). Well thanks all

Dave

Optikon · 10th November 2003, 05:54 AM

Al burners are not as simple as you have mentioned above. My suggestion, same yourself the time & troubles and just buy one.
:-)

riteet · 11th November 2003, 07:19 AM

so where would be a good place to buy one at a reasonable price?

panic mode · 12th November 2003, 01:42 AM

Depending on your budget (I guess you don't want to throw money away),
I would consider B+K

http://bkprecision.com/www/np_search...OM+Programmers

Take a look at 848. It is not the cheapest one but it can program
just about everything (EPROMs, EEPROMs, PICs, ATMELs...) for ca. $250US.

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10th November 2003, 05:34 AM	#1
riteet	EEPROM Programmer: Buy or Build? Greetings: I've recently started a class in embedded systems, and was thinking about either getting or building an EEPROM Programing unit. I hope that someone can point me to either a good Prom burner to buy or a set of schematics and some Code that I can comile and run. Are most EEPROMS the same, just latch in an address present the data and a WR#? The only thing that I'd have to worry about would be the pinouts to my specific parts (CAT28C64). Well thanks all Dave

10th November 2003, 05:54 AM	#2
Optikon	Al burners are not as simple as you have mentioned above. My suggestion, same yourself the time & troubles and just buy one. :-)

11th November 2003, 07:19 AM	#3
riteet	so where would be a good place to buy one at a reasonable price?

12th November 2003, 01:42 AM	#4
panic mode	Depending on your budget (I guess you don't want to throw money away), I would consider B+K http://bkprecision.com/www/np_search...OM+Programmers Take a look at 848. It is not the cheapest one but it can program just about everything (EPROMs, EEPROMs, PICs, ATMELs...) for ca. $250US.