Re: MC68HC11 questions

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From: Mauro Franzoni
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1992 16:37

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In article <1992Dec22.150437.15637@cbnews.cb.att.com>, wrb@cbnews.cb.att.com
(wallace.r.blackburn) writes:

|> Could I use the Miniboard and some downloading software for the PC to
|> program similar parts such as the 'A1 (only 512 bytes EEPROM)?  B.G. Micro
|> has the 68HC11A1FN for $5.95.  Seems like a good price.  Motorola's books
|> say it has EEPROM (I thought EEPROM parts had 811 in the number).

68HC11A1FN: as far as I know (from a local dealer) the A1 stands for 512 bytes
EEprom,
(A0 = no EPROM, A8 = 8kb EEPROM) the FN stands for OTP (one time program) PLCC
plastic case
with no erase window.

Because it is OTP, I guess it actually comes with EPROM, not EEPROM.

mf

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